DWL-122 interface not found Slack 10 default kernel

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04-09-2005, 03:05 AM	#1
verdeboy2k Member Registered: Jan 2004 Location: /dev/random Distribution: Gentoo amd64, CrunchBang amd64 Posts: 350 Rep:	DWL-122 interface not found Slack 10 default kernel Hey, I have a d-link USB 802.11b adapter (DWL-122). I have installed the correct drivers (wlan-linux-ng) and the kernel module loads, but I keep getting interface not found errors. The OS registers that the device is plugged in (it is marked as an unknown device, but has to be it since the other usb devices are accounted for) but the driver wont bring up the wlan0 interface. Is there a way to force the driver to use the device, or is that not the problem? Thanks.

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