> Is wireless support any better with FC5? I'd say yes; I have an ipw2200 card which works great with FC5 (I tested WPA, WPA2 and a Cisco VPN). But this depends a lot on your hardware. You might want to check out this list: http://live.gnome.org/NetworkManagerHardware . Note that some drivers aren't in Fedora's (or Linus's) kernel; you might have to manually download, compile and install the kernel modules. Sometimes googling for the name of the driver and "rpm" will find rpms for Fedora, too. > I've also tried two PCMCIA cards, a DLink DWL-G650 with the Atheros > chipset (I've never got this to work) Did you install the madwifi driver? rpm.livna.org has rpms. > and a CompUSA card with an unknown chipset (doesn't work either). Try running lspci -v in a terminal, as root, with the card plugged in. The card should be listed there and you might be able to figure out the type of its chipset. In general, I'd say don't give up so fast. If I got WPA2 to work with my one nic, you should be able to get WEP working with three of them ;-) Levin
