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I'm also trying to get the Belkin wireless card running under RH9.0.
Model number: F5D6020 ver.2
FCCID: K7SF5D6021 (tag added to card here says: ver. 2101)
I've followed the very clear helpful directions posted on another thread
here and downloaded the atmel driver, compiled it and installed it.
(as warned, depmod -a shows unresolved references, but driver loads).
I've modified /etc/pcmcia/config and added the line:
device "pcmf502rd" class "network" module "pcmf502rd"
The driver is NOT loaded by cardmgr. Instead I have to load it by
hand: modprobe pcmf502rd.
After loading the driver, there's no indication of success - ifconfig
doesn't show a new interface (eth0 is a wire connection while I'm
building, so I would have expected eth1). lvnet simply returns silently when called.
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