Re: wireless adapter

[Michael E. Adams]

>  The Linksys WPC11 v.3 works seamlessly with Fedora natively.  He can
>  exchange the v.4 card for free.
>  
>  Brian
>   
Brian,

Yes, you most certainly can. As I stated, it is just an [another]
option.

Regards,
mea

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[J.B. Nicholson-Owens]

Brian wrote:
>  The Linksys WPC11 v.3 works seamlessly with Fedora natively.  He can
>  exchange the v.4 card for free. 
Michael E. Adams replied:
>  Yes, you most certainly can. As I stated, it is just an [another]
>  option. 
With whom can one exchange a Linksys WPC11 v.4 card at no charge for a v.3
card?  Linksys?  Some other organization?

Also, can one tell by looking at the box which card one is buying?

My situation: I have recently received a Circuit City gift card (Circuit
City, for those who don't know, is a large chain US electronics retailer)
and I want to get a wireless PCMCIA adapter for a notebook computer that has
no wireless capability.  I'd like the wireless adapter to work 'out of the
box' with RedHat 9 and/or Fedora Core 1. It sounds like the v.3 card might
do this (if this is not correct, please tell me).  I figured if I bought the
v.4 card by accident or because that was the only model they had, I could
exchange the v.4 card for a v.3 card.  But I don't know with whom I can
exchange card.

Thanks.

wireless adapter

[brian connolly]

>  With whom can one exchange a Linksys WPC11 v.4 card at no charge for
> a v.3
>  card?  Linksys?  Some other organization? 
Linksys.  Call customer service.

>  Also, can one tell by looking at the box which card one is buying?
Ask your retailer.  I think it's on the box.  It's on the card for sure.

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[Mike - W0TMW]

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On Friday 02 January 2004 07:32 am, Brian Connolly wrote:
>  > With whom can one exchange a Linksys WPC11 v.4 card at no
> charge
>  > for a v.3 card?  Linksys?  Some other organization?
>
>  Linksys.  Call customer service.
>
>  > Also, can one tell by looking at the box which card one is buying?
>
>  Ask your retailer.  I think it's on the box.  It's on the card for
>  sure. 
Ask to open the box and see if it's V.3 or V.4.  I do on all hardware 
purchases.  Almost all retailers can re-wrap an opened box.

Mike W
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