Software WEP decryption no longer requires arc4 or crypto api. It currently uses the software WEP implementation (a stripped down version) from the hostap driver. A crypto API based wep decryption will be used for 2.6 eventually.

This card has been tested and known to work on:
	Xterasys Cardbus XN-2411b
	Blitz - NetWave Point PC
	TrendNet 221pc
	Belkin F5D6001
	SMC 2635W
	Linksys WPC11 v1
	Fiberline FL-WL-200X
	3com office connect card (3CRSHPW796)
	Corega WLPCIB-11

Note that some cards that use ADM8211 are being replaced with RTL8180L without a change to the model number/name. For example, the Xterasys XN-2411b and Belkin F5D6001. Also, a SMC 2635W has been found with a RaLink RT2400 chip. If the driver is installed correctly yet doesn't work, make sure you really have an ADM8211 based card.

PCI Revisions:
	0x11 (ADM8211A): Should work.
	0x15 (ADM8211A?): Unknown. If anyone has one of these, let me know. I assume it should work..
	0x20 (ADM8211B): Commonly found on SMC 2635W cards. Support is being debugged. I don't have one of these to actually test, however. AP mode possible. (but not yet implemented)
	0x30 (ADM8211C): Support is completed. ADMtek sent me two samples of this card with an airoha transceiver. AP mode possible.

Please email me with your card name/info, the kernel messages (dmesg) from the driver about the card (revision, bbp, etc.), and whether or not it worked if it isn't on the list. Note that if the card can't get a dynamic address via dhcp, it's unlikely to work with a staticly assigned address either so there is no need to staticly assign an IP address to your interface unless that's what you already do.

ADM8211B mostly works. If you have trouble, please contact me.

Managed mode is supported and well tested.

Monitor mode is supported and tested. (kismet added support on July 23 in it's development version)

Adhoc mode is supported, but has problems (link will break w/ more than one system).

This driver is aiming for integration into the mm series, and then the wireless-2.6 series for advanced features (like hostap mode). Check the TODO file for the current progress.

This driver is tested on the latest stable 2.6 kernel (with various patches like mm/ck/suspend2 sometimes) with gcc 3.4.1.

There are two mailing lists for this driver:
http://sourmilk.net/mailman/listinfo/adm8211-announce_sourmilk.net
http://sourmilk.net/mailman/listinfo/adm8211-user_sourmilk.net

Michael Wu <flamingice@sourmilk.net> (current maintainer of this driver. please do not bug Jouni, since he does not work on this driver right now)
