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On Thursday 13 March 2003 13:02, you wrote:
> I know this is not a Linux topic and will just drop it if necessary. But,
> while looking at both hpna and wireless I have noticed both never
> mention-include Linux as a system for use with install. Both systems
> mention only software for windows, but I know my linksys works fine with my
Well update time --- so far ( all this morning and part of the afternoon)
Google has not been able to come up with any Linux compatable hpna stuff! ive
tried all kinds of phrasing and inquires but to no avail. Seems there is no
drivers, really NO drivers for any hpna pci cards for linux. If there is no
linux recognition then it means that Linux will not work with hpna and that
seems really strange. I was thinking that USB connectors would have to work
because linux does work well with USB but if there is no software for linux
to use to access the hardware guess that hpna just wont work with linux.
Shame it seems to be a much easier and way cheaper solution to home
networking.
A J
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