>My fujitsu has a different device id so the atheros
>driver does not seem to work. Manually adding the
>entry "pci168c,1b' to /etc/driver_aliases does not
>make a difference.
Just a note: the proper way to add pci ids to /etc/driver_aliases
is usign "update_drv" as follows:
update_drv -a -i '"pci168c,1b"' ath
(no reboot required).
If you just edit /etc/driver_aliases, you will need to
reboot with the "-r" option.
># ifconfig ath0 plumb
>ifconfig: plumb: ath0: No such file or directory
>
>Is there a solution for this? I can't wait :^)
I have a Fujitsu S2110 to test with and the ath0 driver does not
attach to its Atheros card either; it's a slightly newer one.
We're dependent on the "madwifi" HAL binary and it doesn't
seem to support this newer hardware.
Casper
