the driver that, in my opinion, supports the most cards, is 'wi' in *bsd. i also like the way you can control wireless networking in thes operating systems ( it's very easy ), so you might want to look into this if all else fails.. it should not be hard to dualboot openbsd with osx. i assume you have yellowdog or something like that? /lasse On Tue, 2004-05-11 at 18:58, Stefan Jeglinski wrote: > Nextel has initiated broadband wireless coverage in my area (Ral-Dur > USA) after a brief trial period. The PC card in use is the Flarion > ct-1000. It works with Windows only, but there's no evidence that > there is anything special or proprietary going on, In fact, a Nextel > drone told me that OSX/Linux should work, but it merely "not > supported." This generally means a driver needs to be written, but > that the only proprietary info might be related to the chipset and > not the access itself. > > Anyone here know what might be involved in more detail, getting this > to work in OSX (or Linux)? > > > Stefan Jeglinski -- Lasse Jespersen <elj@xxxxxxxxx> www.init6.org