12 Jan
2011
12 Jan
'11
10:29 a.m.
I think the real gotcha will be the DOS drivers.
The 802.11b DOS driver+hardware combo I know about is PCMCIA. ORiNOCO Gold is PCMCIA, has
MS-DOS drivers, has 128 bit WEP and was a highly respected card when it was new.
PCMCIA card to ISA slot ... I remember some bridges that have Windows 95 or Windows NT
drivers for the bridge itself. It's not pretty.
Tim.
12 Jan
12 Jan
10:41 a.m.
On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 12:29 PM, Shoppa, Tim <tshoppa at wmata.com> wrote:
I think the real gotcha will be the DOS drivers.
The 802.11b DOS driver+hardware combo I know about is PCMCIA. ORiNOCO Gold is PCMCIA, has
MS-DOS drivers, has 128 bit WEP and was a highly respected card when it was new.
PCMCIA card to ISA slot ... ?I remember some bridges that have Windows 95 or Windows NT
drivers for the bridge itself. It's not pretty.
Ahhh....ideas.....I know I have at least one ORiNOCO Gold card (used
to be my main wireless card in the wardriving days) and I know I have
an ISA-PCMCIA around here somewhere....
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