On Sun, 26 Mar 2000, Donald T. Stewart, MD wrote:
>
>
> Thomas McCain wrote:
>
> > . . . has anyone used ViewFrame or something to look at and modify the code
> > for the DaynaComm CommuniCard Roamer for Newton package. The DaynaComm
> > Roamer was an IEEE 802.11 compliant device if I'm not mistaken. Maybe this
> > package could be hacked to work with one of the new wireless PCMIA AirPort
> > compatible cards?
>
> The Roamer Driver, which works fine on my MP120, hangs on my 2100. ViewFrame
> shows, if I recall, a "C-Function" that does all the work. I suspect that one
> would need to use a disassembler and be proficient in ARM assembly language to
> solve the problem.
Oh, *now* I remember this card... (boy my memory is starting to fail in my
old age :) Is this really 802.11 compliant? I thought it was only for
some kind of Wireless AppleTalk or something funky like that...
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