Wow, looks cool. IIRC there was a short discussion about 802.11 a long
while back. I think the PCMCIA cards themselves are rather dumb, and
dump most of the processing on the computer itself. I wonder about that
8019AS on the IOSoft board. I know they have a wired Ethernet jack on
there too, but I wonder is the 8019AS is somehow helping them with the
wireless connection too. Probably doubtful :)

Josh
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Oliver Broad wrote:
> Anyone read anything about this?
>
> Google found the IOsoft development kit but I wondered if anyone else had
> had a go?
>
> I'm guessing that the PCMCIA cards aren't PCI devices and the task is
> similar to that involved in using an ISA Ethernet card or chipset with a
> PIC?

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