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IMPORTANT NOTE: The Proxim drivers mentioned below are permanently removed from availability. I'm sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
Drivers for Proxim's RangeLAN2, Symphony, and Harmony products:
- RangeLAN2, Symphony, and Harmony drivers built as a library for Linux (current revision). Also supports Intel Anypoint HomeRF.
- FTP mirrors:
- mirror in Poland. Thanks to Pawel Rutkowski of Centauri RSC s.c.
- mirror in Lithuania. Thanks to Aurimas Mikalauskas.
- Here are some docs to get you started building and using the driver:
- README, CHANGES, proxcfg, proxnet.
- Also check Proxim's support page for manuals on the cards. Those docs will explain more about how the cards work and give you some insight to the configuration parameters.
- Some instructions in Japanese thanks to Minami-san.
- Check the archive or send a question or comment to the list. Also some recent FAQ’s due to bugs in PCMCIA and/or RH7:
- PCMCIA bugs
- RH7 compile problems and more on RH7 compile problems
- You can check here for betas of new releases but I won't vouch for them
- Get on the mail list by putting "subscribe rl2-library" in the body of your message, or try the easy-to-use form.
- Find out more about wireless and Linux from Jean Tourrilhes or here from Barry McLarnon
- I've heard that David Leonard is working on a BSD driver.
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June 13, 2005