[ale] Clear Wimax
Mark Wright
m.perry.wright at gmail.com
Tue Aug 25 21:32:14 EDT 2009
Are there good pci cards with Linux drivers for Wimax?
Mark Wright
m.perry.wright at gmail.com
>
>
> On Tue, Aug 25, 2009 at 8:49 PM, Mark Wright
> <m.perry.wright at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I just signed up for Clearwire wimax. I thought the mobile usb
> modem would work with Linux but so far no joy. The home box
> doesn't care what is hooked to it but the mobile USB is a different
> story. Anyone have any suggestions on where to start. Crossover
> puked on trying to install the windows divers and control app. I'm
> running about 0 for 0 trying to get unsupported apps working on
> Crossover. This should be able to work without playing windows
> games with it. I have read that Wimax modem drivers have been in
> the Kernel for while now.
>
>
> Depends on who makes the chips. The company behind the USB device
> in this case is Beceem, and they aren't being very cooperative with
> developers, after all, the device still only has BETA drivers for Mac.
>
> The devices which have the best support are the Intel devices.
> Most of those are mini-PCI (targeting netbooks, appliances). There
> are reportedly devices that takes USB and allow you to plug in the
> mini-PCI cards. Right now this seems the most likely route, unless
> Intel is working on a USB device themselves.
Are there good pci cards with Linux drivers for Wimax?
> Third party is allowed on the Clear network, you just have to have
> your MAC address associated with a Clear account.
>
> Don't count on the device you bought with the service to work with
> Linux. Maybe in the end, but I wouldn't expect support in any way
> before the end of the year.
>
> Brian
> (who has home and mobile as well)
>
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