In that case you should look for an english newsgroup, not a french one.
-- In gold we trust (c)
Murray R. Van Luyn.
"Jo Kerr" wrote in message news:
Murray R. Van Luyn. avait écrit le 27/02/2010 :
Bonjour,
My appologies for understanding only English.
In that case you should look for an english newsgroup, not a french one.
I did! There aren't any Wifi ones in English. The only good Wifi discussions I could find are here.
Gee, the Germans are so welcoming of non-foreign language posters in their newsgroups. I have always enjoyed rewarding contacts with their highly educated, bi-lingual, English speaking intellectuals..
In gold we trust (c)
My faith is better. I have expectations of valuable correspondence with equally amiable French speaking persons, as I believe that they are well represented also. I would so appreciate either English or French language responses to my benevolent interest in Wifi chipset abundance and popularity. I would welcome responses via this thread, or alternatively via my (munged) email return address:
Murray R. Van Luyn.
"Jo Kerr" <jo.kerr@jo.invalid> wrote in message
news:mn.da8c7da2256c6a56.45676@cappucino.com...
Murray R. Van Luyn. avait écrit le 27/02/2010 :
Bonjour,
My appologies for understanding only English.
In that case you should look for an english newsgroup, not a french one.
I did! There aren't any Wifi ones in English. The only good Wifi discussions
I could find are here.
Gee, the Germans are so welcoming of non-foreign language posters in their
newsgroups. I have always enjoyed rewarding contacts with their highly
educated, bi-lingual, English speaking intellectuals..
In gold we trust (c)
My faith is better. I have expectations of valuable correspondence with
equally amiable French speaking persons, as I believe that they are well
represented also. I would so appreciate either English or French language
responses to my benevolent interest in Wifi chipset abundance and
popularity. I would welcome responses via this thread, or alternatively via
my (munged) email return address: vanluynm@iinet.net.au.REMOVE
In that case you should look for an english newsgroup, not a french one.
I did! There aren't any Wifi ones in English. The only good Wifi discussions I could find are here.
Gee, the Germans are so welcoming of non-foreign language posters in their newsgroups. I have always enjoyed rewarding contacts with their highly educated, bi-lingual, English speaking intellectuals..
In gold we trust (c)
My faith is better. I have expectations of valuable correspondence with equally amiable French speaking persons, as I believe that they are well represented also. I would so appreciate either English or French language responses to my benevolent interest in Wifi chipset abundance and popularity. I would welcome responses via this thread, or alternatively via my (munged) email return address:
Murray R. Van Luyn.
Jo Kerr
Murray R. Van Luyn. vient de nous annoncer :
"Jo Kerr" wrote in message news:
Murray R. Van Luyn. avait écrit le 27/02/2010 :
Bonjour,
My appologies for understanding only English.
In that case you should look for an english newsgroup, not a french one.
I did! There aren't any Wifi ones in English. The only good Wifi discussions I could find are here.
Searched for wireless instead of Wifi ? And how can you say here are good discussions if you understand only english ?
-- In gold we trust (c)
Murray R. Van Luyn. vient de nous annoncer :
"Jo Kerr" <jo.kerr@jo.invalid> wrote in message
news:mn.da8c7da2256c6a56.45676@cappucino.com...
Murray R. Van Luyn. avait écrit le 27/02/2010 :
Bonjour,
My appologies for understanding only English.
In that case you should look for an english newsgroup, not a french one.
I did! There aren't any Wifi ones in English. The only good Wifi discussions
I could find are here.
Searched for wireless instead of Wifi ?
And how can you say here are good discussions if you understand only
english ?
In that case you should look for an english newsgroup, not a french one.
I did! There aren't any Wifi ones in English. The only good Wifi discussions I could find are here.
Searched for wireless instead of Wifi ? And how can you say here are good discussions if you understand only english ?
-- In gold we trust (c)
Murray R. Van Luyn.
"Jo Kerr" wrote in message news:
Murray R. Van Luyn. vient de nous annoncer :
"Jo Kerr" wrote in message news:
Murray R. Van Luyn. avait écrit le 27/02/2010 :
Bonjour,
My appologies for understanding only English.
In that case you should look for an english newsgroup, not a french one.
I did! There aren't any Wifi ones in English. The only good Wifi discussions I could find are here.
Searched for wireless instead of Wifi ? And how can you say here are good discussions if you understand only english ?
-- In gold we trust (c)
I don't think there is anything I could say or do to help you experience the World's true beauty, Jo. Morbid, sociopathic and judgemental perspectives are well beyond my domain of influence.
In which case, I shall respectfully withdraw from our fruitless and un-topical policing action, by wishing you a good day, sir.
"Jo Kerr" <jo.kerr@jo.invalid> wrote in message
news:mn.dc727da2bc006672.45676@cappucino.com...
Murray R. Van Luyn. vient de nous annoncer :
"Jo Kerr" <jo.kerr@jo.invalid> wrote in message
news:mn.da8c7da2256c6a56.45676@cappucino.com...
Murray R. Van Luyn. avait écrit le 27/02/2010 :
Bonjour,
My appologies for understanding only English.
In that case you should look for an english newsgroup, not a french one.
I did! There aren't any Wifi ones in English. The only good Wifi
discussions I could find are here.
Searched for wireless instead of Wifi ?
And how can you say here are good discussions if you understand only
english ?
--
In gold we trust (c)
I don't think there is anything I could say or do to help you experience the
World's true beauty, Jo. Morbid, sociopathic and judgemental perspectives
are well beyond my domain of influence.
In which case, I shall respectfully withdraw from our fruitless and
un-topical policing action, by wishing you a good day, sir.
In that case you should look for an english newsgroup, not a french one.
I did! There aren't any Wifi ones in English. The only good Wifi discussions I could find are here.
Searched for wireless instead of Wifi ? And how can you say here are good discussions if you understand only english ?
-- In gold we trust (c)
I don't think there is anything I could say or do to help you experience the World's true beauty, Jo. Morbid, sociopathic and judgemental perspectives are well beyond my domain of influence.
In which case, I shall respectfully withdraw from our fruitless and un-topical policing action, by wishing you a good day, sir.
G.T
Hi,
What are the most common 802.11b or 802.11b/g chipsets used in PCI or MiniPCI Wifi cards?
From experience, I've seen many Broadcom chips used in both MiniPCI and PCMCIA (PCCard) devices. So I can state they are common, but can't help you any further.
HTH, -- G.T
Hi,
What are the most common 802.11b or 802.11b/g chipsets used in PCI or
MiniPCI Wifi cards?
From experience, I've seen many Broadcom chips used in both MiniPCI and
PCMCIA (PCCard) devices. So I can state they are common, but can't help you
any further.
What are the most common 802.11b or 802.11b/g chipsets used in PCI or MiniPCI Wifi cards?
From experience, I've seen many Broadcom chips used in both MiniPCI and PCMCIA (PCCard) devices. So I can state they are common, but can't help you any further.
HTH, -- G.T
Antoine6
G.T a écrit :
Hi,
What are the most common 802.11b or 802.11b/g chipsets used in PCI or MiniPCI Wifi cards?
From experience, I've seen many Broadcom chips used in both MiniPCI and PCMCIA (PCCard) devices. So I can state they are common, but can't help you any further.
HTH,
Take also a look at Ralink and Atmel chipsets
G.T a écrit :
Hi,
What are the most common 802.11b or 802.11b/g chipsets used in PCI or
MiniPCI Wifi cards?
From experience, I've seen many Broadcom chips used in both MiniPCI and
PCMCIA (PCCard) devices. So I can state they are common, but can't help you
any further.
What are the most common 802.11b or 802.11b/g chipsets used in PCI or MiniPCI Wifi cards?
From experience, I've seen many Broadcom chips used in both MiniPCI and PCMCIA (PCCard) devices. So I can state they are common, but can't help you any further.
HTH,
Take also a look at Ralink and Atmel chipsets
GuiGui
Murray R. Van Luyn. a écrit :
Bonjour,
My appologies for understanding only English.
What are the most common 802.11b or 802.11b/g chipsets used in PCI or MiniPCI Wifi cards?
I want to engineer a project for free release that will work for owners of the widest selection of surplus Wifi cards.
Merci par avance.
Regards, Murray R. Van Luyn (Murray R. de Luynes)
I would say the most common are Intel chipsets (for "centrino" sticker on laptops), Broadcom and atheros.
Murray R. Van Luyn. a écrit :
Bonjour,
My appologies for understanding only English.
What are the most common 802.11b or 802.11b/g chipsets used in PCI or
MiniPCI Wifi cards?
I want to engineer a project for free release that will work for owners of
the widest selection of surplus Wifi cards.
Merci par avance.
Regards,
Murray R. Van Luyn
(Murray R. de Luynes)
I would say the most common are Intel chipsets (for "centrino" sticker
on laptops), Broadcom and atheros.
