Realtek rtl-8180
Central computer has pcmcia wifi 802.11b cards for $40 which claim to
work with Linux. When I went to install it, the drivers were compiled
for the Redhat kernels.
Th card is a ConnectGear We320 which uses the realtek rtl-8180
chipset.
A bit of searching found this page:
http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloads1-3.aspx?keyword=8180
Which has what purports to be source, but I'm having trouble getting
it to make and load, much less talk. Does anyone else have any
experience with the rtl-8180? For What It's Worth, I'm not even having
any luck getting it to talk under windows either. My laptop is a Sony
Vaio PCG-fx190k.
It's been frustrating, because I thought I'd try to install alsa, and
am just getting complaints about initrd.
lrc
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