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Depends on your defintion of pain.  I've got two prism54 cards working, 
one is a 3com pcmcia card, the other an smc pci card.  The 3com worked 
'out of the box' with my Emperor Linux kernel because they sell the card 
and support everything they sell.

The smc pci card required a kernel rebuild, but I understand the support 
for the prims54 chips is in the 2.6 kernel.  Looking at my fresh SuSE 
9.1 install (2.6.4), the module is there.

If you follow the directions on the <a  rel="nofollow" href="http://www.prism54.org/";>http://www.prism54.org/</a> website, you 
shouldn't have any problems.

These are native Linux drivers by the way, none of that windows driver crap.

-- 
Until later, Geoffrey                     Registered Linux User #108567
Building secure systems in spite of Microsoft


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