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** Reply to message from "Lewis G Rosenthal":-)
<os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com> on Fri, 26 Mar 2010 12:13:07 -0400
Are you saying that you can connect a USB Wi-Fi device to eCS 2.0 RC4, and it comes up, binds, and passes traffic?
So you WERE paying attention!
Yes, I was pleasantly surprised when I put theI doubt that GenMAC has the firmware files you need. Not only does it not support USB devices, but it does not handle downloading firmware to any supported (or unsupported) devices. So, it has no reason to come with them.
last eCS RC I had access to on the laptop. First, it came up and jumped right
onto the network with the built in card. A first! So I pushed my luck and
stuck in the Belkin USB device, disabled the on board wireless and booted. Up
it came. Never really thought it would work, but it did. I didn't try too
much on it but it definitely got onto the LAN. I don't recall if I tried to
get a wan connection or not but I see no reason for it not to work if DHCP got
me a default address.
That's why I asked about the Linux route here. I'm hoping that GenMac has the
firmware files I need buried somewhere that I can get at.
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