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[all variants] Support for intel x5300-N wireless card

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http://ubuntuforums.org – While a lspci lists the x5300-N wireless card, it doesn't really work and I've heard from others "N" drivers are still pretty iffy in Linux. How do I know if/when this card will be supported in Ubuntu? I can't find the Hardware Compatibilty List if one exists. thanks much! (Hardware)

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Submitted by colm on 03/23/2010 – Made popular on 03/23/2010

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