Conexant chipsets based wireless 802.11a/b/g devices

* chipset depends on card revision/version (could be Accton, ADMtek, Agere, Atheros, Atmel, Broadcom, Envara, Inprocomm, Intel, Marvell, Ralink, Realtek, SiS, Texas Instruments, VIA, ZyDAS or some other).

? not really sure of its model and/or use of Conexant chipset.

Links

Conexant home page - What happened to conexant.com?

Conexant drivers for Windows 98SE/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003 are available from manufacturers websites

Conexant Windows drivers should work with NdisWrapper under Linux

Linux driver for the 802.11g Prism GT / Prism Duette / Prism Indigo chipsets

Linux driver for USB Prism54 SoftMAC devices

FreeBSD driver for USB Prism54 SoftMAC devices

Conexant WLAN chipsets history

• PRISM chipset developed by Harris Semiconductor
• Harris Semiconductor changed its name to Intersil Corporation on July 16, 1999
• PRISM2 chipset by Intersil unveiled on August 24, 1999
• Intersil's Wireless Networking Product Group was bought by GlobespanVirata on August 28, 2003
• Conexant (formerly Rockwell) merged with GlobespanVirata on November 3, 2003

Current chipsets: Prism Indigo (ISL3877), Prism Frisbee (ISL3880), Prism Javelin (ISL3886), Prism Xbow (ISL3886), Prism GT (ISL3890), Prism Duette (ISL3890)

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Avoid buying Conexant wireless products because they don't provide Open Source drivers for Linux/FreeBSD/NetBSD/OpenBSD!

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