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I can't help you with that specific card. I just got a D-Link DWL AG650 up and running using madwifi drivers. I used iwconfig to set options for the card and added an option for ath0 in /etc/rc.d/rc.inet1.conf. I don't know how much detail you need so this is at least a start. Let me know if you need more help.
Originally posted by Longhaul Which Version of the card do you have?
Is it Ver 3. or Ver 4.
Longhaul,
I am not so sure what version I have, as long as I know, I bought that card about 3 years ago (?), so maybe version 1?
flyfishin,
Thanks for the link. I am still trying to learn how to install drivers on Linux. I know this is emabarrassing. I feel so stupid here, all I do is asking questions.... I am sorry for this.
THere is a wireless networking forum here also. You need to look on the side of your card to see what kind it is, or gogle for more informatino because you will need to know what kind of card you have. THere is a thread for vers #4 that is hundreds of posts long on the wireless netorking board.
there are sets of tools out there for wireless networking.
I'm currently trying to figure out how to get my Wifi Edimax to work with slackwre 9.1
Slack comes with a small wifi package called wireless-tools-blahblah.
It installs stuff like iwconfig (networking configuration tools for wifi) etc.
You might take a look at this forum about networking, and searching for tools for your distrubition like the ones that come with slack 9.1
Originally posted by bob_smith
You might take a look at this forum about networking, and searching for tools for your distrubition like the ones that come with slack 9.1
Bob_Smith,
Thanks...
Yes I have been browsing the forums for the last several days... trying to figure out my wireless LinkSys here.
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