EDIT: Thers seems to be a lack of replys.... any advice wanted! (as i at least want a wirlesss card that is well supported under linux!) hello again, My ebay laptop should arrive tomorow but it doesnt have wireless I Intend to use this laptop for 'audits' of wireless and wireless networks (with applications such as Airsnort). [and its must be handy to have a computer in your bag! ] Im looking for a Beefy wireless card that will work with linux (The laptop has a SUSE install on it, i doubt i will change it* ). by beafy i mean: Powerfull (signal power, in mw) Nice big atenna (again, i want a big range) detachable attena (storage / attaching a yagi) << EDIT, this is a prefferance as it is possible to modift most cards (to remove antenna / add antenna socket) Those are the simple things, but its the chipset i have no idear about! (allthough i have heard alot about Prism2). what should i be looking at? any comments/suggestions or anything usefull welcome! *i might dual boot with a hdd install of Backtrack
I'm not 100% sure which wireless cards work and which ones don't. However, SuSE's hardware detection is second to none, so if there is a driver, it should install OK. As always, you should check with the manufacturer for Linux drivers, or just Google it.
Long time no post on this thread for me (sortage of cash ). Ive had a look through the entire list, but i havnt managed to find a 802.11g card (on the list) that is supported any idears? (i want to get a g card)
[link=http://groups.google.com/group/comp.os.linux.networking/browse_frm/thread/fe07ad398bf6751d/78d42c6dc6f888a8?lnk=st&q=802.11g+for+linux&rnum=2#78d42c6dc6f888a8]Does this help you?[/link] [link=http://ipw2200.sourceforge.net/]Or This?[/link] But I Recommend [link=http://www.linux-on-laptops.com/forum/showthread.php?t=120]First Check This[/link] Good Luck~!
