I have an older P3 (Win98) box for the kids to pound on. I have it streamlined, simplified, tweaked out, ect, to be as kid-proof as possible. "CD"'s are kept on a file server as .ISO's, so it needs to talk on the LAN. Its in a position where running cable wouldn't be practical.
Its using a D-Link DWL-AG530 (PCI) wireless card. It doesn't look like MS ever, or will ever, put out an 802.11x (WPA-PSK) supplicant for Win98.as they did for XP.
D-Link has one, but it is for their DWL-G520. I gave it a try, but it doesn't seem to work with the DWL-AG530. It install just fine, is visable in network properties, but doesn't want to bind with the DWL-AG530. It doesn't even appear when you attempt to manually bind it either. Haven't dug into specs, but my speculation is that the DWL-AG530 may be a different chipset (Athereos?) than the DWL-G520 -- even though the model numbers are so similiar. Oddly enough though, this supplicant does worth with more than a few Linksys cards under Win98! (In fact, I found this applicant from a deja search and discovering a post from someone reporting it worked with their Linksys card.)
(This is a D-Link site.) http://203.126.164.140/FAQ/view.asp?prod_id=1402&question=supplicant Any others out there?
TIA