On Friday 21 April 2006 10:13, Alexander Mamchenkov wrote: > Hi, > > > I have a Intel(R) PRO/Wireless 2100, and the ipw2100 driver is now in the > > kernel (Later FC4 kernels also have it). It appears rock solid (although > > the version in the current FC5 kernel is 1.1.3 and thus does not yet > > support WPA I think... WEP should be fine though.) > > I have Intel(R) PRO/WIreless 2200 and it works pretty fine with ipw2200. > The only thing I had to do was to update the firmware. I also found out > that I have some problems on newer kernels (after I do update), but it > works pretty fine on the kernel supplied on FC5 installation CDs > > > I also use NetworkManager, which I would also suggest is much more stable > > in FC5 than it was in FC4 - With this running things really did "just > > work" for me after installing FC5, which was not the case for FC4. I > > haven't had to do a single bit of network setup and the wireless connects > > fine, and plays well with my ethernet connection "Broadcom 4400 > > 10/100BaseT" > > Since I use KDE I use KWifiManager and it works fine. > Do you use encryption? I have a laptop with the same ipw2200, which will be upgraded soon, and I want to use WPA-PSK, just as I can in the windows setup. Anne
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