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>> Anyway, hopefully the good people who wrote the BreezeCOM
>> drivers for Oslo can be convinced to do the same for the Nortel
>> Networks cards!
>> AFAIK, the drivers (on linux) for the Breezecom cards were written
>> by a guy from Ericsson and, last I knew, the source code for that
>> was not available.
> The source was available--at first it was only for the admin running
> the wireless LAN (he copied it onto my system and compiled it there,
> then deleted the source); but then they changed their minds and
> released it. I think I've still got a copy if anybody's interested,
> but I imagine it's been improved since July (given the number of kernel
> hackers who were grumbling over it that week :-).
the point is that
o many folk have kit that works now with what we have been using for
some years
o most folk who come to ietf have a very full dance card already, and
have come to work, not to play with drivers
o new stuff is nice, but old must also be supported
we have work to do, and the ietf net should be just a working appliance not
a technology experiment.
randy
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