54mbs card for powermac g4

Derrick Hudson dman at dman13.dyndns.org
Fri Oct 22 21:49:18 UTC 2004


On Thu, Oct 21, 2004 at 10:21:58AM -0500, Andrew Zbikowski wrote:
| prismgt/prism54 aren't a sure bet. Some newer cards now have a
| "Revision 2" or some such of the chipset, which doesn't work.

Doh!  Why can't someone make a product that "just works"?  It is *so*
hard to buy a wireless NIC these days =p.  You really need to try it
before paying for it.  So many vendors' model numbers have no meaning
anymore.

| Double
| check http://prism54.org/supported_cards.php before buying.

Well ..., that says linksys' WUSB54G (USB PrismGT) works for 80-some
people.  I bought one, then read the code.  There's no possible way it
could send/receive data at that time (and the code hasn't changed in
cvs in 6 months).

I don't think that table has been updated in a long time either :-\.

| I've had no issues with my prism54 PCI card. Whatever you do...
| 
| Don't buy a Broadcom chipset! :)

:-)

Good luck in your search!

-D

PS. The XterraSys XN-2522G is the card I have.  It works well.
    However, a coworker bought one (from the same ebay seller) a month
    or so after I did and discovered that XterraSys decided to switch
    it to the TI chipset without changing the model number =p.

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