Teilhard Knight wrote:
No, it seems the firmware is not in the distribution. I find these
packages
in Berlios, where they provide the driver. Perhaps you are right and
it is
only intended for Fedora Core.
On my DVD is atmel-firmware-1.3-34.noarch.rpm. i am running 10.2
x86_64. Did you install from DVD or CD? If CD, set up the odd and
non-oss sources, or just download and install. That should get you going.
Thank you for your feedback. I already installed that package and finally I
was able to configure my nic. Just after I did it I was able to try to go
wireless making "ifup wlan0". But what I got in return was: "dhcp is already
working on wlan0". Then I rebooted, I don't remember why, and the interface
wlan0 was gone. Back to the Yast configuration and there was no remedy. Then
I realized the driver was not loaded in the kernel. After loading it by hand
(modprbe at76_usb), the interface appeared in iwconfig, but with no
configuration. It doesn't matter how many times I repeat the configuration
in Yast, "ifup wlan0" gives in return "interface wlan0 not configured". Yast
wrote a file called "ifcfg-bus-usb" since first configuration. I'm a bit
confused about the name. Any help by whom might read this will be
appreciated.
Teilhard.
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