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Is it possible to use a wireless adapter in this I.D.?

New MessageWireless Network/Internet (modified 0 times) POLLUTER
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I would like to get an I-Opener running on a wireless network but before I spend the money and time, I would like to know if anyone has done this before, I am currently running a wireless network with a Linksys access point, I have wireless PCMCIA card, CF and Wireless external USB, which one can work and what OS does it work best.
Thank you in advance.
04-04-2002 14:46:12

New MessageRE:Wireless Network/Internet (modified 0 times) Kudzu
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which one can work and what OS does it work best.

USB, and XP Home or Pro for the USB fixes.

Unless you've completed the CF hack, and have a CF to PCMCIA adapter, the other two won't function properly.

04-04-2002 17:14:08

New MessageRE:Wireless Network/Internet (modified 0 times) BubbaDog56
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I'm running a Proxim Symphony HomeRF USB adapter on my iO with Win98SE, no problems at all. YMMV....

B'Dog

04-05-2002 06:13:58

New MessageRE:Wireless Network/Internet (modified 0 times) YouBecha
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I am running a Dlink usb-120 with win98, so far it has been working good...but I have gutted the machine a few times to get it here.

I also have the Dlink 713p WAP with print server, that also works well with my iopener.


http://www.geocities.com/mr_bubba_zanetti/
04-05-2002 09:03:05

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