wireless with 2.6.22.1-27.fc7
Hi,
I just upgraded to the new kernel through yum on my T61 thinkpad. I am running Fedora 7. The new kernel seems to have mac80211 pre-loaded. Am attaching my lsmod output below. Could somebody help me on how to set up wireless on my machine? The lsmod output also lists a iwl4965 module. Does that mean I don't have to go through any of the steps outlined in intellinuxwireless.org? Unfortunately, I can't check whether my wireless connection is working right now as I don't have wireless connectivity at home. Code:
Module Size Used by Thanks, S. |
Why not just try enabling your card with system-config-network (add new wireless adapter) and see if it is detected. Also check iwconfig. But you should really really state which wireless adapter you have.
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It looks like my wireless adapter is being detected. I did a /sbin/ifconfig -a. I also checked my network manager and the device seems to be up and working. All that is needed is for me to download a vpn client and see if I am able to connect. I was at work yesterday (which is where I have wireless connectivity) and the adapter was able to detect many nearby access points. I think just updating to the new kernel solved my problem. Didn't have to go through intellinuxwireless.org at all. S. |
My wireless seems to be working. So, just updating to the new kernel (and rebooting twice) did it for me. I don't know why I had to reboot twice.
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Me neither... and without the logs we'll never know.
Probably, you upgraded the kernel, rebooted, then twiddled the wireless setting to see if it worked. Swore a bit when it didn't, and re-rebooted. Whatever you fiddled may have set something... maybe just having the config reworked... then running the network startup scripts (which happens at boot) was sufficient. Ping! Wireless. I have always found fedoras gui network tools odd. |
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