Re: prism54

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On Mon, 2004-11-22 at 17:21, Eric Tanguy wrote:

> I'm trying to get my prism pci card working (01:08.0 Network controller:
> Intersil Corporation Intersil ISL3890 [Prism GT/Prism Duette] (rev 01))
> but i have a lot of trouble with this. I achieved to make it work with
> my network but the connection seems to be heratic : when i do a ping
> over my network i obtain times from 1ms to 1000ms randomly. When i make
> a test connection i only achieve 200kB/s in my private network whereas
> with another wifi card using ndiswrapper i obtain a ping time quiet
> constant around 1 or 2 ms and connections about 10Mb/s at least.
> So i don't understand the pb. Help ?

Looks like your card has the same chip set at my D-Link DWL-G650.

Probably the first thing to check is the signal strength you are getting
from the access point.  Run:

iwlist scan

Report back the results, looking for the signal level, signal, and noise
levels.  

How far are you from the access point?  That can affect the signal
strength.  Also what kind of walls are between you and the access point?

Actually since you indicated a different card works well it could just
be the prism54 card.  Which brand is it?  Is there anyway you can
confirm that the antenna inside it is hooked up?  Ran into an HP laptop
once that had very poor wireless performance.  Found that the internal
wireless card did not have the antenna hooked up.  After that was fixed
it worked just fine.

Looks like I have a version of prism54 driver from back in May of this
year.  They probably have newer versions out at this point.  Not sure
how to get a version number out of the running driver.


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