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Originally posted by finegan I've never heard of a BT voyager... British Telephone? I never figured they would bother to rebrand a card. In the realm of finding out the chipset:
/sbin/cardctl ident
And post that information here. And since it may very well be a cardbus card:
/sbin/lspci
And post back that info too.
Cheers,
Finegan
Neither of those folders exsisted? This is with a clean install with the card in the slot.
Although I looked in harddrake and found this:
ENE Technology Inc Cardbus
Last edited by Krispie Brown; 12-09-2003 at 03:33 AM.
You need to type those in from the command line, open a shell or a Konsole, make certain to get the space in there for the first one: "/sbin/cardctl ident", the state of wireless is so mucky these days that trying to tackle things from the GUI is going to be close to impossible. This one is going to be all command line.
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