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On 16.12.2010 18:42, Ivo Van Doorn wrote:
> Yes, it does support it. It is all software encryption though, since there
> is no hardware acceleration possible with this hardware.

Thanks a lot!!!! Now I only have to find reason why Lubuntu wants to use 
TKIP and not AES, even when the access point advertises AES (and TKIP) 
capability in the scan results.

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Best Regards, Jar