Pcmcia Wifi Card

[JustMatt]

Well, I tried this out even though I didnt think it would work but low and behold, I got my Zaurus online!  On the back of the card there are checkboxes for 3.3v or 5v and it says that it is 5.  I just wanted to be sure that this would not damage my Zaurus in any way.  Thanks for any information.

[arniel]

Well, I tried this out even though I didnt think it would work but low and behold, I got my Zaurus online!  On the back of the card there are checkboxes for 3.3v or 5v and it says that it is 5.  I just wanted to be sure that this would not damage my Zaurus in any way.  Thanks for any information.
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* Should * be OK.  I'm a bit vague on the details, but most PCMCIA cards, apart from older ones should be both 3.3v and 5v.  I have used a DLink DRC650 on my SL5500 without problems before.  However, an Intel Etherexpress (wired ethernet) wouldn't work, even though it was recognised, and an old Psion modem wouldn't even be recognised.

[BarryW]

The older Orinoco silver cards will work as well.

[JustMatt]

Thanks guys.  It is a Orinoco/Dell/Lucent card (It has three brand names on it?).  I just wanted to be sure I didnt break the thing...