> Almost all of the G cards are using the same chipset.  There is a
> project out there that will use the Windows binary driver under Linux,
> but I can't remember the name of it at the moment.  A google search
> would find it.

Thanks. I knew they used the same chipset (Broadside?), but I didn't
know somebody was working on it.

> Not much help, but maybe that'll be enough info for you to find it.

Well, if I can't find it, I'm not any worse off.  :)

Until I can get something working, I will be using an ethernet<->Wifi
bridge. It's only 802.11b, but that does the job.

Thanks!
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