Realtek USB Wireless on Linux (Fedora)
When John needed wireless for his computer at home, he bought (probably on my recommendation) a Billion 3011N – a USB wireless N device with the Realtek 8191S(U) chipset. On […]
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Wireless 802.11N standard finally ratified
Soon we should see no more “Draft N” wireless devices as the final spec has finally been approved. I wonder what happened to those CSIRO patents that were blocking the […]
Read moreTelstra NextG working with MF626 USB modem
Essentially, these devices are detected as a SCSI CD device so that Windows and Mac users can install the drivers and software to make the device work and connect to […]
Read moreAspiring to be Jaunty
Mike has a friend with an Acer Aspire One netbook (which he bought over 6 months ago) and it has been no end of trouble getting it to work properly. […]
Read moreWhatever did we used to do?
These days everyone wants a graphical interface for this and for that, including a network manager to well, manage your network connections. Back in the days when wireless hardly ever […]
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