Greetings from a lurker. I have a desktop computer (built myself totally from parts on sale after rebate) on the second floor of our house, running SUSE 10.1, and I would like to get it to connect to the Qwest Actiontec DSL modem which has wireless capability, so I don't have to run a cable down the stairs if I want to use the internet. I know that the wireless function works because my spouse uses her office laptop with wireless. I know that the WIRED connection to the Linux desktop works because I actually have run a cable down the stairs to the modem to test. I don't have enough money in my personal toy budget to keep buying wireless PCI network cards and trying them until I find one that works. I did that once (an off-brand wireless network card on sale after rebate) and I could not make it work. I have looked at the hardware compatibility list on the opensuse.org web site, and all the network cards mentioned (there are not many) seem to have some "gotcha," like needing a driver from somewhere, needing ndiswrapper, etc. I would like to find something that just works. So to the question, does anyone know of a specific brand and model of PCI wireless network card that I could put in my computer, that would work "out of the box"? Thank you. Steven White City of Bloomington 1800 W Old Shakopee Rd Bloomington MN 55431-3096 USA 952-563-4882 (voice) 952-563-4672 (fax) steven.white at ci.bloomington.mn.us