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Cisco 350 wireless adapter 802.11B
I am attempting to use my Cisco wireless adpater. I currently have the KWifiManager wireless utility, however when attempting to configure it to connect to the Linksys router it does not save the settings. I have also configured my wireless.conf file with all of the paremters required by any instructions that I can find and it still does not pull an ip address. I have gone as far as disabling the wep on the router to see if the card will pull an ip address from a non-secure connection and still no ip. I went to cisco.com and downloaded there manager and when I attempt to install it I receive the following message in a term
Do you accept this license (y/n)? y ldcmd ldconfig Checking for libsigc++ ... libsigc++ not installed. Checking for gtkmm ... libgtkmm not installed. The libraries can be downloaded from the web. Sources are available from sourceforge.net (projects gtkmm and libsigc++). Be sure that you download the correct versions (1.2.10 of gtkmm and 1.0.4 of libsigc++). You must install libsigc++ before you can install gtkmm.Do you accept this license (y/n)? y ldcmd ldconfig Checking for libsigc++ ... libsigc++ not installed. Checking for gtkmm ... libgtkmm not installed. The libraries can be downloaded from the web. Sources are available from sourceforge.net (projects gtkmm and libsigc++). Be sure that you download the correct versions (1.2.10 of gtkmm and 1.0.4 of libsigc++). You must install libsigc++ before you can install gtkmm.Do you accept this license (y/n)? I have attempted to find these lib but I am having a hell of a time finding the exact ones.... I don't really care how I get this to work, I would just like to get it to work! I admit that I am still very green in the use of Slackware 10.1 so please, if you respond to this posting be very descriptive in the steps that you outline. I do appreciate anytime that you take to read and respond to this post. Thank you |
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Thank you for your reply, I have downloaded the libsigc++ but when I attempt to install it I get
installpkg //root/gtkmm/libsigc++-2.0.0.tar.gz ;echo RESULT=$? Cannot install //root/gtkmm/libsigc++-2.0.0.tar.gz: package does not end in .tgz RESULT=3 Any suggestions? |
No shit. What are you doing? Jesus H..
tar -zxpvf libsigc++-2.0.0.tar.gz cd libsigc ./configure make make install |
Cisco 350
Thoreau,
First, I am a tech, I work for a large Helpdesk as a third level analyst... The one thing I hate is people that don't try to find the answer themselves... That is why I have been hacking at this for a week before asking anyone.. I don't want to sound stupid. Unfortunately I support Windows and although it pays well I would love to get away from Windows on my personal PC's and Laptops, hence the reason for installing this Slackware on my laptop. I really appreciate your help.. It moved me forward on this problem... If you see any future posts from me please know that 1. I am new and admit it 2. I am a fast learner and have a geniune interest in using and supporting the Slackware product. Note: I downloaded the software for free and then sent in my $40 for the cd's to support the makers. Thank you again for your help. I will try not to frustrate the seasoned veterans to much on my way up the knowledge ladder. |
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