brian.xu wrote: > Noam Vaza ??: >> Hello all >> I`m trying to install a network on my latop Lenovo 3000 N100, >> It has Intel 3945 Wlan and Realtek 8139 NIC. >> SO, after lot`s of attempts to connect to a wireless connection I >> realize that my Intel card is working fine but as I read somewhere It >> has no support to "ad-hoc" connections, any Ideas ? >> > Yes. ad-hoc mode is not supported now. > If the wpi driver works fine for your intel 3945, then with no doubt, > you can connect to the internet. >> So i went to find a network cable to connect my laptop with it, BUT >> the Realtek card is not working, I`ve installed the driver, still >> nothing, I read that I need a cardbus, this is my next step. >> > 8139, a quite old realtek NIC, I think Solaris has the driver support > it. So maybe there are some minor things wrong. > Kerry.shu at sun.com had been working on realtek NIC drivers, she could > give you some info.
If your NIC is Realtek 8139, rtls driver should work. Can you plumb the rtls interface OK? Any error messages showing out in /var/adm/messages? I need to know some details about the symptom. If possible, pls also sent me the "/usr/X11/bin/scanpci -v" result. Regards, kerry >> Can someone expalain me what should I do to have Internet? >> > Just as mentioned above, with the intel 3945, you can access the Internet. > > Thanks, > Brian >> I have a PC with XP OS that connects me to the Internet throw a >> wirelss USB card or just a network cable. >> >> Thanks Noam >> >> >> This message posted from opensolaris.org >> _______________________________________________ >> laptop-discuss mailing list >> laptop-discuss at opensolaris.org >> >
