I'll look for those.  I'm interested to see if there is enough commonality
that a driver could be written for several different brands, a la NE2000.
My reading indicates that the CF interface is like PCMCIA but simpler,
which is the first little ray of sunshine.  That part looks relatively
easy, and I already have most of a UDP/IP stack.

Dale
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On Tue, 27 Nov 2001, Lee Jones wrote:

> >>> Does anyone know where I could find interface information
> >>> to enable using [an 802.11b LAN card]
>
> > <rant>
> > Why do manufacturers think the interface information for thir
> > products need to be carefully guarded like the crown flippin'
> > jewels?
>
> I haven't looked, but it can't be that hard to come by.  There
> are drivers for the Orinoco (ex-Lucent, ex-WaveLAN) and Cisco
> 802.11b cards in Linux.  You might check to see if the source
> for the drivers has been released -- it should be.
>
>                                               Lee Jones
>

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