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Subject: 802.11G PCMCIA Card Freebsd 5.x
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Hey everyone. Im currently using a Microsoft MN-520 802.11b pcmcia
card in Freebsd 5.2.1 release. Its been working well since version
4.9, but I will have to use a 802.11g card soon. Im looking for some
recommendations on a good 802.11g card that is supported in 5.x