Tomko wrote:
Thx for your reply.
Actually i want to use wireless LAN in my embedded linux, i would like
to use Philip BGW200 WLAN chip as the wireless module. Except the
adapter for this module , do i need to download and plug-in WLAN stack
to the kernel or i can just choose to support wlan simply in the
menuconfig ?
As always, if the adapter is supported in the kernel, just select the
menuconfig support and compile the source. If it's not in the kernel,
then google and you might find a driver for it.
Simply google for "BGW200 Linux" or if you have a distro do like "BGW200
debian"
PS: I don't think this is the place to talk about this.
I hope that helps.
.Alejandro
Hope somebody can give me a hand.
Regards,
TOM
Alejandro Bonilla wrote:
Hi all
Do linux support WLAN stack ? i find in menuconfig but seems
no there.
Do anyone know if there any stack and driver adapter of
wireless in linux ?
Of course there are. If you are only talking about a stack, I believe
that
people are working on the ieee80211 stack specifically and if you are
talking about supported adapters, just go to Network Devices and
Wireless
and you should see several drivers there to load into the kernel.
I really don't understand your question, So I'm assuming that you
want to
know if Linux has support for wireless cards.
Google can help you further.
.Alejandro
Regards,
TOM
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