Wade,

I'm downloading 1.2b7 now and will try the DLink-G520 tonight.
Will write up my experiences if you are still interested.

 
Kerem Erciyes (k underscore erciyes at zegnaermenegildo dot it)
IT Sorumlusu
ISMACO Amsterdam BV (+90 216 394 00 00)
Ermenegildo Zegna Butik (+90 212 291 10 24)

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Wednesday, April 27, 2005, 11:25:56 PM, you wrote:

CB> On 4/27/05, Wade R Carpenter <wade at webfootcustomcalls dot com> wrote:
>> I talked with Dlink, it is supposed to have an Atheros chip, so I would
>> think that it should work....  

CB> Yes it should, if you're using 1.2b7.  


>> anyone else have on of the cards around that they are using or that they
>> could tinker with and see if they get the same result on different
>> hardware base?  Im using an older system, a Celeron 600ish.. though its
>> in an older case with a toggle on off switch 

CB> that's AT

>> rather than the soft off of
>> most PII and newer cases Ive seen.  

CB> and that's ATX.  

>> Though Im guessing they just built
>> up the machine in a old case.
>> 

CB> Probably, though I don't believe I've ever seen an ATX power supply
CB> that'll switch on and off like an AT, and I've never seen an AT
CB> motherboard newer than a Pentium.

CB> Anyway...  I'd try setting plug and play OS to No in the BIOS and see
CB> if that helps any.  Also seeing if it's detected with no other cards
CB> in the system might be helpful.  Disabling anything in the BIOS that
CB> you don't need might help as well.  A BIOS upgrade is another
CB> possibility.

CB> -Chris

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