Re: Cisco Aironet 350?

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  I've been using Airo 350 just fine with the airo driver included
  in fedora - i.e. out of the box. It worked fine in previouse 
  redhat versions as well.  
 
  The only glitch I had was when I updated the firmware to vers
  5 - I had to downgrade this - however I believe the newer firmware
  is now supported in newer drivers - kernel 2.4.23 has em if I remember
  correctly.  I do not use the cisco driver.
 
  I tie the mac address to assure this always comes up on eth1 - 
  mine is a PCMCIA card.  For me its plug in the card and 
  I'm on the net.

  My /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth1
  Looks like so:

  ONBOOT='no'
  USERCTL='yes'
  BOOTPROTO='dhcp'
  DEVICE='eth1'
  TYPE='Wireless'
  HWADDR='<mac address lower case>'
  RATE=Auto
  ESSID=<your SSID here>
  MODE=Managed
  KEY='<lower case hex key here> restricted'

  Good luck.

   g/
  

: Clif Smith wrote:
: >Has anyone gotten a Cisco Aironet 350 (Mini-PCI 802.11b) to work with 
: >FC1?  I've got an IBM T40 that isn't happy.
: 




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