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Setup was originally quite confusing. I use uDev but do not use hotplug to load my modules (I do have it installed) and initially I could not get the card to display any lights at all. I soon discovered that you must use the firmware update available here:
http://prism54.org/~mcgrof/firmware/isl3890
With this installed to your hotplug firmware dir, normally /usr/lib/hotplug/firmware, you can simply
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$ modprobe prism54
$ ifconfig eth0 up
It is only after I bring up the interface that I get any lights at all.
There are also chipset/version problems:
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Originally Posted by Brian1
REMEMBER: Made in Taiwan is GOOD Made in China BADDDDD!
REMEMBER: Ver2 Good Ver3 BADDDDD!
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If you have a Made in China card or Version 3 then i think you have to use ndiswrapper.
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netgear pcmcia wireless 802.11g
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prism
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