Dear Users,

Does anybody use this solution from SunCore supporting both bluetooth and Wi-Fi in a single bluetooth USB dongle (Bluetooth v1.2 + 802.11g)?
http://www.suncore.com.tw/bluewifly%20introduction.htm

It comes with support for Microsoft only. I think I certainly need a driver for Wi-Fi to make this work in Linux (Microsoft also uses the driver provided by the manufacturers). But for bluetooth, some reviews say, Microsoft built-in stack can also drive it (regardless of the driver porvided by BlueWiFLy). So I am presuming BlueZ can do the same.

Should there be any issues with module-loading as the USB comes with both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth support?

It is certainly catchy as it's comparatively cheaper solution than if you are to have both bluetooth and Wi-Fi separately. Any ideas/suggestions/comments will be helpful in this regard as I am considering buying one and trying it also in my Linux box.

Thanks
Mahtab


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