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01-12-2005
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Working, but only working stable on 2.4 kernels. To get it working on a 2.6 kernel you need to update the firmware on the card (http://linux.junsun.net/intersil-prism/). Make sure your kernel headers (and source?) is installed, then install drivers from linux-wlan.com, configure with prism2_usb. [Note that on all distro's except Gentoo I had to reconnect the usb plug after boot to get the card recognized.] On Suse 9.2 Pro I had to run wlanctl-ng wlan0 lnxreq_ifstate ifstate=enable a few times before a success.
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wl-012 sitecom wlan prism2
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USB
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