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You have to be very careful when purchasing a card based on the prism54 
chipset.  Many vendors have changed the internals of their cards, yet 
continue to call them the same thing.  For example, I have a 3com 
OfficeConnect ver. 1 that works like a champ.  3com apparently is 
producing a version 2 that does not work with the prism54 driver, yet 
the packaging is the same.  The same has happened to the smc 2802, which 
is a pci card.  I've got two of these and they work great.  They've 
changed the internals on this card in later versions as well.

-- 
Until later, Geoffrey


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