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In message: <000001c31637$e01809f0$1e01a8c0@burned>
            "Tony Saign" <tony@saign.com> writes:
: The Intel 2100 miniPCI card is a symbol based chipset.
: Swapping miniPCI cards would be the cheapest quickest resolution.
: Intel has no plans to offer a driver for these currently.

The wi driver supports the symbol cards.  I've had some good reports
of wi working with Centrino.  Is this in error?

Warner