Re: ipw3945 driver in recent -mm kernels

Hi!

Thanks for help. I was finaly able to make it to work. It is quite
sensitive to order of commands... and still does not light the led up
on x60, but it works. (Part of problem was that it tried to associate
in 5GHz range, and another part was my error in configuring IP
addresses).

								Pavel
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