[CS-FSLUG] Intro, Etc....

[David Dustan]

Hi David,
  I actually have 2 cards.  One is an AirLink WLC 3010 (Description in
Mandrake is: BCM94306 802.11g NIC), and a D-Link DWL-650 M1.  I have
been close using Linuxant to take care of this on the AirLink but
never really managed a true connection without stability problems.  My
dream is to get the wireless going on this ThinkPad T20 laptop so I
can remove Windows and the partition it lies on.

David 

> I have used several distros over time but my favorites  are Mepis,
> SuSE, and occasionally Mandrake.  I am presently using Mandrake since
> I am holding out more hope than I should at getting my wireless
> working.  I know not why I think this would work since MDK has left me
> in lurches in the past.

What sort of wireless card do you have?


David

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Message: 4
Date: Sun, 26 Dec 2004 23:03:38 -0500
From: "Josiah Ritchie (WBC/CBS)" <jritchie at bible.edu>
Subject: Re: [CS-FSLUG] Intro, Etc....
To: David Dustan <ddustan at gmail.com>,   "A Christian virtual Free
       Software and Linux Users Group."        <Christiansource at ofb.biz>
Message-ID: <41CF899A.30201 at bible.edu>
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A hearty welcome to you!

David Dustan wrote:
> My name is David Dustan and I am a lurker here and I guess have been
> for quite some time. I live in the beautiful state of Arizona and some
> say, bliss.
>
> I have used several distros over time but my favorites  are Mepis,
> SuSE, and occasionally Mandrake.  I am presently using Mandrake since
> I am holding out more hope than I should at getting my wireless
> working.  I know not why I think this would work since MDK has left me
> in lurches in the past.
>
> I believe that the Linux has a bright future in the Christian
> community especially among home users.  Churches will benefit as well
> from management software that continues to get better... and of course
> the fact that presentation software gets better as well.
>
> Thanks for allowing me to "break the ice" so I may continue to become
> more active in the future.
>
> David

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David Dustan
ddustan at gmail.com