Re: PCMCIA wireless card that "works out of the box"?

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Subject: Re: PCMCIA wireless card that "works out of the box"?
From: Terry Polzin <foxec208@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 21 Mar 2008 18:32:21 -0500
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> It looks like I should be considering USB dongles too . .
Yes, you should, I've got 2 different ones with the ZYDAS chipset in them and 
they just work as long as you have the firmware installed.  The firmware has 
been included for the ZYDAS chipset since FC6 I have no problems with it in 
F8.

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References:
- PCMCIA wireless card that "works out of the box"?
  - From: Phil Rhoades
- Re: PCMCIA wireless card that "works out of the box"?
  - From: Knute Johnson
- Re: PCMCIA wireless card that "works out of the box"?
  - From: Phil Rhoades

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