Comments on: Driver for PC card from a Linksys WET-11 bridge http://mike.eire.ca/2007/01/12/driver-for-pc-card-from-a-linksys-wet-11-bridge/ Thu, 02 Feb 2012 19:34:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: anonymous http://mike.eire.ca/2007/01/12/driver-for-pc-card-from-a-linksys-wet-11-bridge/comment-page-1/#comment-6 anonymous Tue, 29 Jul 2008 02:51:23 +0000 http://m.eire.ca/2007/01/12/driver-for-pc-card-from-a-linksys-wet-11-bridge/#comment-6 Man: You are really good. I searched for this driver more than 3 days. I did the same: I opened a broken wet11 and found this PCMCIA card. I tried several ways: by FCC WM302-IJR10. Also by the data WM302-IJR10. I searched on Linksys and no success. Finally I followed the info PCMCIA-11M_WLAN_CARD_V3.0 and I got your link. Thank you very much. Now, I want to help my compatriots by translating this info in order to make it available in spanish. Gracias por tu informacion. abri un puente inalambrico Linksys WET11 dañado y encontré una tarjeta PCMCIA con FCC WM302-IJR10, Busqué y no hallé nada. También busqué con esta info:WM302-IJR10. Nada. Busqué en Linksys y nada de nuevo. Finalmente seguí los datos PCMCIA-11M_WLAN_CARD_V3.0 que me marcó en mi laptop y así encontré tu liga: http://www.zyxeltech.de/zyairb100.htm Gracias mil Man:
You are really good.
I searched for this driver more than 3 days. I did the same: I opened a broken wet11 and found this PCMCIA card. I tried several ways: by FCC WM302-IJR10. Also by the data WM302-IJR10. I searched on Linksys and no success. Finally I followed the info PCMCIA-11M_WLAN_CARD_V3.0 and I got your link.
Thank you very much. Now, I want to help my compatriots by translating this info in order to make it available in spanish.

Gracias por tu informacion. abri un puente inalambrico Linksys WET11 dañado y encontré una tarjeta PCMCIA con FCC WM302-IJR10, Busqué y no hallé nada. También busqué con esta info:WM302-IJR10. Nada. Busqué en Linksys y nada de nuevo. Finalmente seguí los datos PCMCIA-11M_WLAN_CARD_V3.0 que me marcó en mi laptop y así encontré tu liga:
http://www.zyxeltech.de/zyairb100.htm

Gracias mil

]]> By: Mike http://mike.eire.ca/2007/01/12/driver-for-pc-card-from-a-linksys-wet-11-bridge/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Mike Tue, 22 Jan 2008 19:55:58 +0000 http://m.eire.ca/2007/01/12/driver-for-pc-card-from-a-linksys-wet-11-bridge/#comment-5 Great to know I could help someone out. Anytime I spend more than an hour searching for something, I figure I can't be the only one looking for this stuff and post it here. Great to know I could help someone out. Anytime I spend more than an hour searching for something, I figure I can’t be the only one looking for this stuff and post it here.

]]> By: anonymous http://mike.eire.ca/2007/01/12/driver-for-pc-card-from-a-linksys-wet-11-bridge/comment-page-1/#comment-4 anonymous Thu, 06 Dec 2007 08:01:38 +0000 http://m.eire.ca/2007/01/12/driver-for-pc-card-from-a-linksys-wet-11-bridge/#comment-4 Hi folks! Same poster as above. The software posted by Mike on this site is the only driver & client that will allow you to connect to your WET11 in the event of trouble. If you have a Version 1 of the WET11, simply open the case by removing the screws, then remove the card and place it in a laptop or PCMCIA adapter. Run the driver and client software, and you will be able to use the WET11 card as if it were any other PCMCIA network card - plug the brass connector back into the board and you will get a wireless signal! I had a problem where the IP configuration for the card got messed up (169.254.*.*) and I could not change the IP info (since you only connect to the WET11 with an ethernet cable) and could not upload firmware updates without a valid IP address. Following this procedure, I was able to plug the card into my laptop, reconfigure its IP address, and then was able to re-flash the firmware. I put the card back in the case, and it works just perfect now. Thank you Mike!!! Hi folks! Same poster as above. The software posted by Mike on this site is the only driver & client that will allow you to connect to your WET11 in the event of trouble. If you have a Version 1 of the WET11, simply open the case by removing the screws, then remove the card and place it in a laptop or PCMCIA adapter. Run the driver and client software, and you will be able to use the WET11 card as if it were any other PCMCIA network card – plug the brass connector back into the board and you will get a wireless signal! I had a problem where the IP configuration for the card got messed up (169.254.*.*) and I could not change the IP info (since you only connect to the WET11 with an ethernet cable) and could not upload firmware updates without a valid IP address. Following this procedure, I was able to plug the card into my laptop, reconfigure its IP address, and then was able to re-flash the firmware. I put the card back in the case, and it works just perfect now. Thank you Mike!!!

]]> By: anonymous http://mike.eire.ca/2007/01/12/driver-for-pc-card-from-a-linksys-wet-11-bridge/comment-page-1/#comment-3 anonymous Thu, 08 Nov 2007 07:10:46 +0000 http://m.eire.ca/2007/01/12/driver-for-pc-card-from-a-linksys-wet-11-bridge/#comment-3 Dude, if this works, I will build a web site in honor of your information, and direct them to your site & ads! I've been searching for a while for drivers that will make this work, and everyone references dead links and ancient sites that no longer work. I'm definitely willing to give credit where credit is due if your site can help me fix this bloody card. Dude, if this works, I will build a web site in honor of your information, and direct them to your site & ads! I’ve been searching for a while for drivers that will make this work, and everyone references dead links and ancient sites that no longer work. I’m definitely willing to give credit where credit is due if your site can help me fix this bloody card.

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