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I am trying to install linux on my laptop, but the only network access I have on the machine is a WPC11 Wireless Network Card. Is it possible to do a network install using this card?
I tried using the pcmciaadd.img driver disk offered by redhat, but it does not support the WPC11 or anything even close to it.
I am looking to install RedHat or Mandrake on the machine.
I was able to get this done using the pcmcia.img Mandrake install disk. I also had to disable the encryption on the wireless network for the duration of the install, but it will be turned back on as soon as the install is complete
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Network Install via a WPC11
