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Hi, As far as I know, in Ad-Hoc mode the Windows driver force the usage of channel 3 (2.422 GHz) and doesn't use the ESSID at all (or it use to be that way). So, could you try to set the Wavelan on this channel ? Other things that may matter : The firmware 6.06 and windows driver 6.14 are supposed to have "improved ad-hoc networking". That may be a source of incompatibilities, so you may want to downgrade your Windows and card setup to earlier version. Some firmware release of the Wavelan don't like tcpdump. Try Linux-Linux communications if you can, that may tell you were the trouble is. Jean |