Compatible USB wireless

[John McGregor]

Tyler Aviss wrote:
> The wireless "N" broadcom chipset on my laptop also doesn't seem to
> behave very well. Doesn't work natively with b43, doesn't work with
> ndiswrapper, and with the closed-source "WL" driver from broadcom
> likes to disconnect rather frequently.
> 
> So I grabbed a TP-Link/RaLink wireless USB adaptor and all has been
> well for surfing. It's slightly bigger than a USB memory stick, but
> still fairly low-profile while getting a decent signal.
> I'll check what the exact model is when I get home, but there's a
> native kernel driver that works nicely.

That would be great. Thanks

John
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