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I am sure this question was asked previously somewhere, but somehow the search.php wouldn't run my query, so I was wondering if someone could tell me where this questions is answered.
I've looked at the tutorial, and I've looked at the one with subject: " intel pro 2200 +slackware ". But since I am a total noob with linux, I've decided to be safe and ask.
This machine with fc4 is IBM x31 with intel pro 2100, which only supports 802.11b.
Thanks a lot.. I am using this window-formatted update and it keeps asking me to click "yes" for things are not signed with GPG blah. And all the files are not signed with GPG
Actually I get this error for typing first command
error: Failed dependencies:
/boot/vmlinuz-2.6.15-1.1833_0.99.rhfc4.cubbi_swsusp2_8k is needed by ipw2100-kmdl-2.6.15-1.1833_0.99.rhfc4.cubbi_swsusp2_8k-1.2.0-41.rhfc4.at.i686
ieee80211-kmdl-2.6.15-1.1833_0.99.rhfc4.cubbi_swsusp2_8k >= 1.0.2 is needed by ipw2100-kmdl-2.6.15-1.1833_0.99.rhfc4.cubbi_swsusp2_8k-1.2.0-41.rhfc4.at.i686
ipw2100-firmware = 1.3 is needed by ipw2100-kmdl-2.6.15-1.1833_0.99.rhfc4.cubbi_swsusp2_8k-1.2.0-41.rhfc4.at.i686
It's starting to get a little irretating slowly...
Hopefully this will help out. Here are the rpm's that I downloaded and installed them in this order. Sorry I couldn't post links, still got under 5 posts. All rpm's except for the firmware were downloaded from atrpms.net.
still learning my way around linux so i'm not too sure i can help you with terminal commands, but i can tell you the way i did it. i'm using gnome, so i went to desktop>system settings>network. if your device isn't listed, then click new up top, then choose 'wireless connection' and hit forward. your device should be listed there.
as for the wireless connection stuff, my home network uses wep, so here's what i put into the fields:
mode: managed
network name (ssid): (.)specified: networkssid
channel: (left at 1)
transmit rate: (left at 11mb/s)
key: 0xwepkey
remember to add the '0x' in front of the key, cuz that was what gave me trouble. hope this helps!
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