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From: Gary Corcoran <garycor@comcast.net>
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Subject: Re: DWL-520+ and others cards
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Stefan Eßer wrote:
> 
> It's worse with other brands. There are lots of card models that used
> be supported by wi(4) but newer versions of the card use the TI chip
> without *any* change in the product name ...

Hmmm...  I was just about to order a new Netgear MA401 card because I've
heard around here that it's compatible with FreeBSD.  Does anyone know
if the MA401 still has the same good-ol' compatible (Prism?) chipset?

Thanks,
Gary