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> > The wireless is usually the ipw2200 centrino,
> > for which the half-finished driver
> > is on sources as I posted before.
>
> should be either ipw2200 or ipw2915.
> (linux ipw2200 driver supports both, acc. to thinkwiki)

Right, they're essentially the same chipset.
I think the 2200 is B/G and the 2915 is A/B/G,
but otherwise the hardware interface is the same.

Russ