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Subject: Proxim Orinoco Silver
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Hi,

 

Is the Proxim Orinoco Silver PCMCIA card supported?  If not, can someone
recommend a readily available PCMCIA card which is supported?  I find the
supported wireless list to be a bit overwhelming.  So, I thought somebody
might already know.  Thanks for any help.