Hello Karl, On Sun, 08 Jul 2007, Karl Larsen wrote: > If I follow this your not able to use the regular Linux software that > you KNOW will work because it interfers with a kill setup? We decided that > since Fedora 7 has a nice hibernate function it can't be used because > no-one knows how to turn the computer back on? looks like that you don't know what a kill switch related with a notebook and WLAN is. It's a tiny button at the laptop you can press and it enables or disables the WLAN chipset. Unfortunately this feature is triggered by software and the original bcm43xx-mac80211 isn't able to enable this switch to turn on WLAN functionality. This only work via ndiswrapper. This also should explain, why I've to use nice things from Livna. > I don't. In fact I am not sure WPA2/AES is the proper driver for your > Hardware. How did you learn this? And what does modprobe call from the > kernel? You seem to have it in a wrapper. Ouch...WPA2/AES is no driver, it's a method (sloppy said). What do I have in a wrapper? > Show me that that is right and then proceed. What do you would like to see exactly? > Well then your all set up. Just set up your password(s). LOL - sorry. There is a difference between unencrypted WLAN and WPA2/AES - it's not just setting up the password(s)... Greetings, Robert
