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KB/s (kilobytes)
kbps (kilobits per second)
KDE address books, synchronizing
KDE Bluetooth Framework
Kermit session with the Novatel Wireless Merlin C201
kernel PCMCIA support
kernel source, obtaining
kernel tree PCMCIA
kernel, LInuxconfiguring and compiling
[See configuring and compiling Linux kernel]key parameter (iwconfig)
key parameter (iwlist)
kHz (kilohertz)
kilohertz (kHz)
Kingston flash cards
Kinkos copy centers
Kismet
building
closed networks
configuring
Debian and
Fedora and
mapping networks with GPSd and
mapping Wi-Fi networks with
safety issues
playing sound effects when it finds new SSIDs
reassociating Wi-Fi card with network when done
RedHat and
shutting down
taking advantage of advanced features
kismet command
kismet_hopper command
KPilot
Kristensen, Soren
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• Table of Contents• Index• Reviews• Reader Reviews• Errata• AcademicLinux UnwiredBy
Edd Dumbill, Brian Jepson, Roger Weeks Publisher: O''''ReillyPub Date: April 2004ISBN: 0-596-00583-0Pages: 312Slots: 1.0
Linux Unwired is a one-stop wireless
information source for on-the-go Linux users. Whether you''''re
considering Wi-Fi as a supplement or alternative to cable
and DSL, using Bluetooth to network devices in your home or
office,or want to use cellular data plans for access to data
nearly everywhere, this book will show you the full-spectrum
view of wireless capabilities of Linux, and how to take
advantage of them.
