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Right now I have Fedora Core 3; and I normally use the wireless or ethernet connection I have on campus which it detects fine and works very well. However, I am back home now and I need to connect to Comcast HSI but I cannot figure out how to set it up.
I'm using FC3 and a default install with Comcast HSI. Connected directly to my router. When you insttall, make sure you use the DHCP option and it should install....
Is it recognizing your ethernet card in System Tools > Internet Configuration WIzard? I personally would try an ethernet connection prior to trying to get wireless to work. It's a bit more tricky.
on checked with my computer, the dhcp client for it is "dhcpcd" ... just look for any command with the words "dhcp" in it ... without a client, you ain't gonna connect
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