Does HPNA work on windows 7?  


  1. jepherz
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    Does HPNA work on windows 7?


    Hey guys, my brother wants to know if HPNA or HomePNA will work with windows 7 before he switches over... does anyone know? I've tried googling a bit and can't find out... I know HPNA is supposed to be outdated and all, but we still prefer it...
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  3. ccatlett1984
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    As far as your computer is concerned its just got a regular ethernet connection to the network, so it should "just work".
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  4. jepherz
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    yeah, but the thing is, HPNA doesn't work with ubuntu, because its old technology that people don't want to continue, so I was wondering if the same might be true with windows 7...
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