"my response"

Your correct in assuming that I can not get that far when I have the pc card
installed, it stalls at the point when it is tyring ot mount  the system,
I do don't know all the terminology to use but yes It might not be
recongnized, any sugentions?



"someone else wrote"

Since you didn't mention it,
should I assume that you mean, the
new interface doesn't show up on
a screen where you can Assign interfaces?

(I like the GUI, if you can get there).
Someone else suggested your PCI bridge is not recognized.
I have that problem on one system.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Adam Wilks [mailto:adam dot wilks at weymouthwireless dot co dot uk]
Sent:	Tuesday, September 21, 2004 7:48 AM
To:	Monowall Mailing List
Cc:	'Adrian Padilla'
Subject:	RE: [m0n0wall] wireless card

I can tell you that the PCI version of your card works well... the
WMP11.

I've successfully used this card with m0n0wall as an AP and even had it
running under Slackware using hostap. Perhaps the problem is with your
pcmcia->pci adapter being incompatible.


Adam.

-----Original Message-----
From: Adrian Padilla [mailto:Adrianp918 at majesticsoundsonline dot com]
Sent: 21 September 2004 03:15
To: mono
Subject: [m0n0wall] wireless card

Ok I tried installing the wireless card,

I am using a pc card to install the wireless card

Is there certain pc card that have to be used, I am using a linksys
wpc-11
wireless card....now that is meant for a laptop "pcmcia",  and that is
why I
am using a pc card adapter, could I possibly use a pci wireless card
with
the antenna on the back or does it have to be a pcmcia card only


Please any help I would greatly appreciate it


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