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[[Compatibility and Support]] > Wireless Card Support
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'''Originally copied from the ZaurusZone Wiki'''
'''Originally copied from the ZaurusZone Wiki'''

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! Vendor Model || Chipset || Supported || Blocks ports? || Standby/rx/tx ma
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! Vendor Model || Chipset || Supported || Blocks ports? || Standby/rx/tx ma || length || equivalant
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! Adtec ADLINK 345 CF
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| Prism 2.5 || Yes || No || || 56mm || Z-com XI-825
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! Ambicom WL1100 B
! Ambicom WL1100 B

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! Ambicom WL1100C
! Ambicom WL1100C
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| Prism 2.5 || Yes || No || 17/250/370
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| Prism 2.5 || Yes || No || 17/250/370 || 55mm
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! ASUS Spacelink WL-110
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! [http://www.asus.com/products4.aspx?modelmenu=1&model=55&l1=12&l2=42&l3=135 ASUS Spacelink WL-110]
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| ?? || Yes || No || 110/200/300
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| ?? || Yes || No || 110/200/300 || 60mm
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! Belkin F5D6060/V1
! Belkin F5D6060/V1

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! Buffalo WLI-CF-S11G
! Buffalo WLI-CF-S11G
| Prism 2.5 || Yes || No || ?
| Prism 2.5 || Yes || No || ?
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! Buffalo WLI2-CF-S11
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| Prism 2.5 || Yes || ? || ?
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! Casio XI-800
! Casio XI-800

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! DLink DCF-660W
! DLink DCF-660W
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| Prism 2 || Yes || No || 80/250/350
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| Prism 2 || Yes || No || 80/250/350 || 60mm
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!Hawking CF100W
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! Hawking CF100W
| Prism 2.5 || Yes || Stylus slightly || ?
| Prism 2.5 || Yes || Stylus slightly || ?
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! Intel Wireless/PRO 2011b card
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| || || || || 55.4mm
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! Linksys WCF11
! Linksys WCF11

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! Linksys WCF12
! Linksys WCF12
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| Prism 2.5 || Yes || No || ?
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| Prism 2.5 || Yes || No || 77/?/269 (1) || 60mm
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! [http://www.zonetusa.net/DispProduct.asp?ProductID=113 Mercury Zonet ZCF1100]
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| Prism 2.5 || Yes || No || ? || fairly short || ||
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! Netgear MA701
! Netgear MA701

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! Proxim 8630
! Proxim 8630
| ??? || Yes || ??? ||
| ??? || Yes || ??? ||
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! Sandisk Connect+
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| Prism 3 || Yes* || No || ? || 61mm
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! SMC 2462W
! SMC 2462W

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! SMC 2642W
! SMC 2642W
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| Prism 2.5 || Yes || No || 150/250/350
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| Prism 2.5 || Yes || No || 150/280/350 || 56mm || Z-com XI-825
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! Socket WL6000
! Socket WL6000
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| Prism 2.5 || yes* || No || 20/?/170-280
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| Prism 2.5 || yes* || No || 20/?/170-280 || 55mm (?)
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! Symbol Spectrum24
! Symbol Spectrum24
| Prism 2.5 || yes* || No || 20/?/170-280
| Prism 2.5 || yes* || No || 20/?/170-280
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! Symbol LA-4137 Wireless Networker
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| || || || || 55mm
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! Tekram CF-210
! Tekram CF-210
|Prism 2.5 (?) || Yes || Stylus slightly ||
|Prism 2.5 (?) || Yes || Stylus slightly ||
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! TrendNet TEW-222CF
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! [http://www.trendnet.com/Products/TEW-222CF.htm TrendNet TEW-222CF]
| Prism 2 || Yes || No || 50/200/300
| Prism 2 || Yes || No || 50/200/300
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! Z-com XI-825
! Z-com XI-825
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|Prism 2.5 || Yes || No ||
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|Prism 2.5 || Yes || No || || || SMC2642W
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"version" is the card strings returned by the card, "manfid" is the binary identifier returned by the card. you can only use one or the other. some manufacturers change the strings frequently without changing the driver needed. Other manufacturers change the binary id a lot. For these manufacturers it is preferable to use the identifier that stays stable. -Aaron Bredon
"version" is the card strings returned by the card, "manfid" is the binary identifier returned by the card. you can only use one or the other. some manufacturers change the strings frequently without changing the driver needed. Other manufacturers change the binary id a lot. For these manufacturers it is preferable to use the identifier that stays stable. -Aaron Bredon
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(1) ref http://www.jacobsschool.ucsd.edu/uploads/re/2007/Agarwal_Mobisys06_CoolSpots.pdf
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Interface/Idle/Active Tx<br>
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Cisco PCM-350* / 390 mW / 1600 mW<br>
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Netgear MA701 / 264 mW / 990 mW<br>
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Linksys WCF12* / 256 mW / 890 mW<br>
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===Adtec ADLINK 354CF===
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The Adtec ADLINK 354CF is a relabeled XI-825 which has the same manfid but different card strings: (from 'cardctl ident') "ADLINK", "345 CF", ""
===Ambicom Cards===
===Ambicom Cards===

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It turns out the Ambicom WL1100B case is easily opened with a thumbnail. The plastic cover is significantly wider than the antenna. (Why?!?) Carving off the extra plastic provided good access to both the headset/mic jack and the stylus. So, depending on how handy you are with an Xacto knife, the Ambicom card does NOT block the ports! Of course, this does leave gaping holes in the side of the antenna, which I cleanly and easily covered with tape. -BobC
It turns out the Ambicom WL1100B case is easily opened with a thumbnail. The plastic cover is significantly wider than the antenna. (Why?!?) Carving off the extra plastic provided good access to both the headset/mic jack and the stylus. So, depending on how handy you are with an Xacto knife, the Ambicom card does NOT block the ports! Of course, this does leave gaping holes in the side of the antenna, which I cleanly and easily covered with tape. -BobC
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===Socket and Symbol Cards===
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===Buffalo Cards===
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'''Symbol Spectrum CF and Socket Low Power WLAN'''
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'''Buffalo WLI2-CF-S11'''
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If you want to use the Socket/Symbol cards in Ad-hoc, WEP, or RF Monitor (kismet) modes, see the instructions, drivers, and tools at
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This card works out of the box with OZ 3.x. If you've got Sharp ROM 3.x you'll need to add the follow to your /etc/pcmcia/wlan-ng.conf:
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http://www.cypherpunks.ca/zaurus/socket.html
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It appears as though this driver is integrated into !OpenZaurus 100%. "Wireless Monitor", "Ad Hoc", and the "Wireless Control Panel" all work out-of-the-box.
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card "BUFFALO WLI2-CF-S11"
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manfid 0x026f, 0x030b
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bind "prism2_cs"
===Linksys/Tekram Cards===
===Linksys/Tekram Cards===

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The Tekram CF-210 Card is a Linksys clone (Rev A) and is sold in Germany and possibly other european countries.
The Tekram CF-210 Card is a Linksys clone (Rev A) and is sold in Germany and possibly other european countries.
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===TrendNet Cards===
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===Pretec Compact WLAN===
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Worked the UK 2.39 ROM after adding the following to /etc/pcmcia/wlan-ng.conf
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'''TrendNet TEW-222CF'''
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card "Pretec CompactWLAN Card 802.11b"
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version "Pretec", "CompactWLAN Card 802.11b", "2.5"
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bind "prism2_cs"
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Stops working if zaurus is put in the cradle.
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- Colin Tinker
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The TEW-222CF is not officially supported by anyone under linux, but it works OK in the latest OpenZaurus ROM and is detected as an 'Orinoco Prism2' card. Frequently locks the OS if you go into standby with it inserted.
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Works well. Comes with PCMCIA CF adapter, very small and does have light - pretec don't mention any of this!
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- Felix M.
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UPDATE: you can use this card in the SHARP ROM 3.10 (kernel 2.4.18) whit this driver: http://sdgsystems.com/support/drivers/aerlinkw11b-2-4-18_1.1_arm.ipk
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=== Sandisk Connect+ ===
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Unfortunately, I dont know if it is free software, but work very nice.
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In these page say: "Software / Drivers: The following software is provided here for your convenience. "
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===Z-Com XI-825 and SMC 2642W===
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This Prism 3 chip works as any other Prism 2.x chip with hostap drivers as long as you configure properly the firmware loader. An ipk is available [http://ldrolez.free.fr/software/zaurus/ here] to have the right configuration files.
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From a posting by pramod on ZaurusZone:
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==== SMC 2642W ====
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...The Z-Com XI-825 works with zaurus, not out
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of the box though. XI-825 is the sleek wireless lan
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compact flash card that doesnt block either the speaker
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port or the stylus. Just a small config addition. Please
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add the following lines to /etc/pcmcia/wlan-ng.conf:
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card "Z-Com XI-825 11Mb/s 802.11b WLAN Card"
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manfid 0xd601, 0x0005
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bind "prism2_cs"
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'''NOTE:''' In ''1.1x'' ROMs, support for XI-825 ''is now'' provided
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out-of-the-box.
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===SMC===
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The SMC 2642W is a relabeled XI-825 (with the same manfid)
The SMC 2642W is a relabeled XI-825 (with the same manfid)

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I used the manfid line because it is generally least likely to change.
I used the manfid line because it is generally least likely to change.
- Aaron Bredon
- Aaron Bredon
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===Pretec Compact WLAN===
 
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Worked the UK 2.39 ROM after adding the following to /etc/pcmcia/wlan-ng.conf
 
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card "Pretec CompactWLAN Card 802.11b"
 
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version "Pretec", "CompactWLAN Card 802.11b", "2.5"
 
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bind "prism2_cs"
 
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Stops working if zaurus is put in the cradle.
 
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- Colin Tinker
 
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Works well. Comes with PCMCIA CF adapter, very small and does have light - pretec don't mention any of this!
 
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- Felix M.
 
===Sony Clie Gear PEGA-WL100 or other Intel PRO/Wireless cards===
===Sony Clie Gear PEGA-WL100 or other Intel PRO/Wireless cards===

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- Roman Stanchak
- Roman Stanchak
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===Socket and Symbol Cards===
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'''Symbol Spectrum CF and Socket Low Power WLAN'''
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If you want to use the Socket/Symbol cards in Ad-hoc, WEP, or RF Monitor (kismet) modes, see the instructions, drivers, and tools at
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http://www.cypherpunks.ca/zaurus/socket.html
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It appears as though this driver is integrated into Cacko (1.23) and !OpenZaurus 100%. "Wireless Monitor", "Ad Hoc", and the "Wireless Control Panel" all work out-of-the-box.
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===TrendNet Cards===
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'''TrendNet TEW-222CF'''
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The TEW-222CF is not officially supported by anyone under linux, but it works OK in the latest OpenZaurus ROM and is detected as an 'Orinoco Prism2' card. Frequently locks the OS if you go into standby with it inserted.
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UPDATE: you can use this card in the SHARP ROM 3.10 (kernel 2.4.18) whit this driver: http://sdgsystems.com/support/drivers/aerlinkw11b-2-4-18_1.1_arm.ipk
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Unfortunately, I dont know if it is free software, but work very nice.
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In these page say: "Software / Drivers: The following software is provided here for your convenience. "
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===Z-Com XI-825 and D-Link===
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OpenZaurus 3.5.3 calls those cards "D-Link DCF660". Maybe there is a relation.
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===Z-Com XI-825===
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From a posting by pramod on ZaurusZone:
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...The Z-Com XI-825 works with zaurus, not out
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of the box though. XI-825 is the sleek wireless lan
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compact flash card that doesnt block either the speaker
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port or the stylus. Just a small config addition. Please
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add the following lines to /etc/pcmcia/wlan-ng.conf:
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card "Z-Com XI-825 11Mb/s 802.11b WLAN Card"
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manfid 0xd601, 0x0005
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bind "prism2_cs"
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'''NOTE:''' In ''1.1x'' ROMs, support for XI-825 ''is now'' provided
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out-of-the-box. In newer ROMs such as OZ, the hostap driver works out of the box.
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===other cards===
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===Other Cards===
From the Sharp development people:
From the Sharp development people:

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Posting by midtoad:
Posting by midtoad:
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This card doesn't work. Here's what albertr had to say on the zauruszone forum about it: %%%
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This card doesn't work. Here's what albertr had to say on the zauruszone forum about it: <br/><br/>
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I'm afraid it doesn't work with !BlueZ either... If memory serves me, this card uses OXCF950 uart/cf and CSR !BlueCore2 radio in BCSP mode. There's bt950uart_cs/bt950_cs driver that works with 950 uart, but it's H4 mode only. Unless somebody else will hack up a driver to support BCSP, I'm afraid it won't work.
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I'm afraid it doesn't work with [[BlueZ]] either... If memory serves me, this card uses OXCF950 uart/cf and CSR [[BlueCore2]] radio in BCSP mode. There's bt950uart_cs/bt950_cs driver that works with 950 uart, but it's H4 mode only. Unless somebody else will hack up a driver to support BCSP, I'm afraid it won't work.
- albertr
- albertr

Current revision

Compatibility and Support > Wireless Card Support

Originally copied from the ZaurusZone Wiki

These are cards which go in the Compact Flash slot. Information summarized from various forum posts and quota... Originally from a post by rwaldin, now heavily modified:

Vendor Model Chipset Supported Blocks ports? Standby/rx/tx ma length equivalant
Adtec ADLINK 345 CF Prism 2.5 Yes No 56mm Z-com XI-825
Ambicom WL1100 B Prism 2 Yes Yes 17(!)/?/?
Ambicom WL1100C Prism 2.5 Yes No 17/250/370 55mm
ASUS Spacelink WL-110  ?? Yes No 110/200/300 60mm
Belkin F5D6060/V1 Prism 2.5 Yes Stylus  ?
Buffalo WLI-CF-S11G Prism 2.5 Yes No  ?
Buffalo WLI2-CF-S11 Prism 2.5 Yes  ?  ?
Casio XI-800 Prism 2 Yes Yes  ?
DLink DCF-650W Prism 2 Yes Yes 170/280/380
DLink DCF-660W Prism 2 Yes No 80/250/350 60mm
Hawking CF100W Prism 2.5 Yes Stylus slightly  ?
Intel Wireless/PRO 2011b card 55.4mm
Linksys WCF11 Prism 2.5 Yes* Stylus slightly  ?
Linksys WCF12 Prism 2.5 Yes No 77/?/269 (1) 60mm
Mercury Zonet ZCF1100 Prism 2.5 Yes No  ? fairly short
Netgear MA701 Prism 2 Yes No  ?
Planex GW-CF110 Prism 2 Yes Yes  ?
Pretec CompactWLAN Prism 2.5 Yes No 20/250/370
Proxim 8630  ??? Yes  ???
Sandisk Connect+ Prism 3 Yes* No  ? 61mm
SMC 2462W Prism 2.5 Yes* No 100/?/?
SMC 2642W Prism 2.5 Yes No 150/280/350 56mm Z-com XI-825
Socket WL6000 Prism 2.5 yes* No 20/?/170-280 55mm (?)
Symbol Spectrum24 Prism 2.5 yes* No 20/?/170-280
Symbol LA-4137 Wireless Networker 55mm
Tekram CF-210 Prism 2.5 (?) Yes Stylus slightly
TrendNet TEW-222CF Prism 2 Yes No 50/200/300
Z-com XI-800 Prism 2 Yes Yes
Z-com XI-815 Prism 2.5?  ? No
Z-com XI-825 Prism 2.5 Yes No SMC2642W


"version" is the card strings returned by the card, "manfid" is the binary identifier returned by the card. you can only use one or the other. some manufacturers change the strings frequently without changing the driver needed. Other manufacturers change the binary id a lot. For these manufacturers it is preferable to use the identifier that stays stable. -Aaron Bredon

(1) ref http://www.jacobsschool.ucsd.edu/uploads/re/2007/Agarwal_Mobisys06_CoolSpots.pdf

Interface/Idle/Active Tx
Cisco PCM-350* / 390 mW / 1600 mW
Netgear MA701 / 264 mW / 990 mW
Linksys WCF12* / 256 mW / 890 mW

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Contents

Adtec ADLINK 354CF

The Adtec ADLINK 354CF is a relabeled XI-825 which has the same manfid but different card strings: (from 'cardctl ident') "ADLINK", "345 CF", ""

Ambicom Cards

It turns out the Ambicom WL1100B case is easily opened with a thumbnail. The plastic cover is significantly wider than the antenna. (Why?!?) Carving off the extra plastic provided good access to both the headset/mic jack and the stylus. So, depending on how handy you are with an Xacto knife, the Ambicom card does NOT block the ports! Of course, this does leave gaping holes in the side of the antenna, which I cleanly and easily covered with tape. -BobC

Buffalo Cards

Buffalo WLI2-CF-S11

This card works out of the box with OZ 3.x. If you've got Sharp ROM 3.x you'll need to add the follow to your /etc/pcmcia/wlan-ng.conf: 

card "BUFFALO WLI2-CF-S11"
manfid 0x026f, 0x030b
bind "prism2_cs"

Linksys/Tekram Cards

Linksys WCF-11

From a posting by Bob Jamison on the Sharp forums:

I got a Linksys WCF-11 card working nicely on this thing. All it takes is adding this entry to the /etc/pcmcia/wlan-ng.conf file: 

card "Linksys WCF11 11Mbps 802.11b WLAN Card"
manfid 0x0274, 0x3301
bind "prism2_cs"

Then reboot. The boot script should say the card is accepted.... Then go to the Network and Wireless Lan configurations, and continue.

Linksys WCF-12

just got a brand new wcf12 - follow above but use this: 

card "Linksys WCF12 11Mbps 802.11b WLAN Card"
manfid 0x028a, 0x0673
bind "prism2_cs"

(gotten from "cardctl ident") Only got 64bit WEP, tho -djcyr

wcf12 again:

I needed to include the version (from cardctl ident) line instead of the manfid: 

 card "Linksys WCF12 11Mbps 802.11b WLAN Card"
 version "Linksys", "Wireless CompactFlash Card"
 bind "prism2_cs"

- bunk

Tekram CF-210

The Tekram CF-210 Card is a Linksys clone (Rev A) and is sold in Germany and possibly other european countries.

Pretec Compact WLAN

Worked the UK 2.39 ROM after adding the following to /etc/pcmcia/wlan-ng.conf 

card "Pretec CompactWLAN Card 802.11b"

version "Pretec", "CompactWLAN Card 802.11b", "2.5" bind "prism2_cs"

Stops working if zaurus is put in the cradle. - Colin Tinker

Works well. Comes with PCMCIA CF adapter, very small and does have light - pretec don't mention any of this! - Felix M.

Sandisk Connect+

This Prism 3 chip works as any other Prism 2.x chip with hostap drivers as long as you configure properly the firmware loader. An ipk is available here to have the right configuration files.

SMC 2642W

The SMC 2642W is a relabeled XI-825 (with the same manfid) and works with the same lines. Double check the card field using the 'other cards' instructions below, because my SMC2642W card (H/W REV 1.1 F/W 1.3.5)'s card field was "SMC2642W 11Mbps Wireless CF Card" - Lee L

It doesn't really matter what the card line says, that is just an identifier for human use. You can either have a manfid line or a version line. The version line would contain the "SMC2642W 11Mbps Wireless CF Card" text. I used the manfid line because it is generally least likely to change. - Aaron Bredon

Sony Clie Gear PEGA-WL100 or other Intel PRO/Wireless cards

Worked after installing the Socket/Symbol driver above and inserting the following into /etc/pcmcia/wlan-ng.conf or /etc/pcmcia/spectrum.conf 

card "PRO/Wireless LAN PC Card"

manfid 0x0089, 0x0001 bind "spectrum_cs"

the restart pcmcia services 

/etc/rc.d/init.d/pcmcia restart

- Roman Stanchak

Socket and Symbol Cards

Symbol Spectrum CF and Socket Low Power WLAN

If you want to use the Socket/Symbol cards in Ad-hoc, WEP, or RF Monitor (kismet) modes, see the instructions, drivers, and tools at http://www.cypherpunks.ca/zaurus/socket.html

It appears as though this driver is integrated into Cacko (1.23) and !OpenZaurus 100%. "Wireless Monitor", "Ad Hoc", and the "Wireless Control Panel" all work out-of-the-box.

TrendNet Cards

TrendNet TEW-222CF


The TEW-222CF is not officially supported by anyone under linux, but it works OK in the latest OpenZaurus ROM and is detected as an 'Orinoco Prism2' card. Frequently locks the OS if you go into standby with it inserted.

UPDATE: you can use this card in the SHARP ROM 3.10 (kernel 2.4.18) whit this driver: http://sdgsystems.com/support/drivers/aerlinkw11b-2-4-18_1.1_arm.ipk Unfortunately, I dont know if it is free software, but work very nice. In these page say: "Software / Drivers: The following software is provided here for your convenience. "

Z-Com XI-825 and D-Link

OpenZaurus 3.5.3 calls those cards "D-Link DCF660". Maybe there is a relation.

Z-Com XI-825

From a posting by pramod on ZaurusZone:

...The Z-Com XI-825 works with zaurus, not out of the box though. XI-825 is the sleek wireless lan compact flash card that doesnt block either the speaker port or the stylus. Just a small config addition. Please add the following lines to /etc/pcmcia/wlan-ng.conf: 

card "Z-Com XI-825 11Mb/s 802.11b WLAN Card"
manfid 0xd601, 0x0005
bind "prism2_cs"

NOTE: In 1.1x ROMs, support for XI-825 is now provided out-of-the-box. In newer ROMs such as OZ, the hostap driver works out of the box.

Other Cards

From the Sharp development people: 

1. obtaining card description (card information)
1.1. insert the card you want the unit to recognize
1.2. execute:

# cardctl ident 

1.3. You will then get following result on the display:

Socket 0: product info: "xxxx", "yyyy", ... manfid: 0xXXXX, 0xYYYY function: 6 (network) Make sure you record this "product info" strings, including the "space" between the characters 

2. Adding card information
2.1. Open the following file by editor

/etc/pcmcia/wlan-ng.conf 

2.2. Add following contents to the file:

card "(describe Vendor name, card name here)" version (describe the information you obtained from above 1.2 process) bind "prism2_cs" 

2.3. Save the file
3. Updating the card manager
3.1. Remove the card, if inserted.
3.2. Execute

# kill -HUP `cat /var/run/cardmgr.pid`

After above process, the unit will recognize the new card. Note that this info is only to add new card entry.

Reported Broken Cards

The Compex iWavePort WCF11 card locks up my SL-5600 as soon as it is inserted into the slot. Compex tech support says it is based on the Prism chipset, so the Zaurus should have the driver (right?). Since it locks up the Zaurus, the 'cardctl ident' technique described above is not available.

Billionton BT-02 Bluetooth card

Posting by midtoad:

This card doesn't work. Here's what albertr had to say on the zauruszone forum about it:

I'm afraid it doesn't work with BlueZ either... If memory serves me, this card uses OXCF950 uart/cf and CSR BlueCore2 radio in BCSP mode. There's bt950uart_cs/bt950_cs driver that works with 950 uart, but it's H4 mode only. Unless somebody else will hack up a driver to support BCSP, I'm afraid it won't work. - albertr

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