This commit is contained in:
solomon 2002-11-15 23:09:51 +00:00
parent fc52c1ab4a
commit 3c5fef75ef
1 changed files with 15 additions and 6 deletions

21
FAQ
View File

@ -377,14 +377,23 @@ Q: I have a Linksys WMP11, and under moderate to heavy traffic, I get
Note that this problem has also beeen confirmed on the D-Link
DWL-520. You will need firmware 1.3.5 or newer to resolve this.
Q: I have a D-Link DWL-650+/520+ card, why doesn't it work with this driver?
Q: I have a D-Link DWL-650/650+/520+ card, why doesn't it work with
this driver?
Notice the "plus" in the model number? The "plus" series of
cards from D-Link use the Texas Instruments ACX100 chipset. TI
has not been forthcoming with programming information.
Politely ask TI and D-Link for Linux drivers and/or docs.
The DWL-650 comes in three flavors; older ones have grey
antennae, with no revision number on the back.
Second-generation has a black antenna and the back reads
"H/W J3 F/W 1.x.x". Both of these will work. The third-
generation, with a grey antenna, has "H/W A1, F/W x.x", and
will NOT work; It has the same hardware as the "plus" series
of cards.
We've been told that TI will be releaseing binary-only Linux
The "plus" series of cards from D-Link use the Texas Instruments
ACX100/TNETW1100 chipset. TI has not been forthcoming with
programming information. Politely ask TI and D-Link for Linux
drivers and/or docs.
We've been told that TI will be releasing binary-only Linux
drivers sometime in December. In the mean time, return the
card and buy one that works with Linux.