1First of all, the best thing would be that this driver becomes obsolete by 2adding support for Hermes II and Hermes II.5 cards to the existing orinoco 3driver. The orinoco driver currently only supports Hermes I based cards. 4Since this will not happen by magic and has not happened until now this 5driver provides a stop-gap solution for these type of cards. 6 7Having said that, the following wishlist comes to mind to make the driver 8suitable as fully supported kernel driver. Feel free to expand/enhance the 9list. 10 11TODO: 12 - verify against a Hermes II.5 card 13 - verify with WPA encryption (both with H2 and H2.5 cards) 14 - sometimes the card does not initialize correctly, retry mechanisms 15 are built in to catch most cases but not all 16 - once the driver runs it is very stable, but I have the impression 17 that some of the critical sections take some time. 18 - the driver is split into a Hermes II and a Hermes II.5 part, it 19 would be nice to handle both with one module instead of two 20 - review by the wireless developer community 21 - verify the code against the coding standards for a proper linux 22 driver 23 - resolve license issues (?) 24 25DONE: 26 - verified against a Hermes II card (Thomson Speedtouch 110 PCMCIA 27 card) 28 - verified with WEP encryption 29 30Please send any patches or complaints about this driver to Greg 31Kroah-Hartman <greg@kroah.com> and Cc: Henk de Groot <pe1dnn@amsat.org> 32Don't bother the upstream wireless kernel developers about it, they 33want nothing to do with it. 34