Hans Scheffers wrote:
I cannot choose the orinoco drivers in the neat configuration.. How do I
add them? The modules are on the system and a modpobe orinoco_cs does
work..
grtz
On Tue, 2004-01-13 at 12:18, daniel_oxley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
the orinoco drivers that come with FC1 have been generic enough for me to
use with a few wireless cards. they always fail to initialise upon boot
but when started manually, they are fine.
"Marc O'Morain" <fedora@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: Re: Prism 2 Wireless under 2.6 kernel
I was able to remove this driver and use the 2.6 kernel's native
support for my card.
Can you tell exactly how you have done that? I also have a Prism2 based
wireless card, and all I get are errors...
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Hans Scheffers
I updated my system to rawhide, and did a yum update, and rebooted to use
the new 2.6 kernel. Then I did "rpm --erase linux-wlan-ng". Then using the
GUI of system-config-network I added the wireless card as eth1, and
clicked "active".
It was surprising painless until it didn't work ;)
-Marc O'Morain
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Are you modules in your drivers path? You can see man modules.conf or
man modprobe to understand where to put them. depmod will be ran on
startup, so you should only have to put your modules in your path. You
could edit modules.conf and add another PATH line if you do not want to
have to copy the files into the main modules/drivers path. Those are
just some suggestions.
Wade
