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I have a toshiba laptop on which i have installed redhat 9.0, well my toshiba has a buildin wireless 11b, but linux wont see it, ive tried to recompile the kernel to support wifi, now when i run kudzu its detects a 11b wifi, starts to install it and then it give me a error. Toshiba doesnt make wifi drivers to linux. Anyways at all i can get this wireless to work in linux
Thank you very much guys
Run Mandrake 9.1 or 9.2. Mine (same as the newer toshibas accourding to the specs i've seen) works flawlessly in mandrake. RH 9.0 has no wireless support, period. I'd attempt to try mandrake, or fedora (which does support it).
I can't find any good info on the chipset for this card, and I'm reluctant to start you down a path without the right info first. Anyone know which chipset this card uses?
dude_228, is there an FCC ID # on the card? That will reveal a great deal.
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