On Friday 21 September 2007 03:10:07 Larry Finger wrote:
This change cleans up the radio-related messages in several ways.
(1) The state of the rfkill switch is assumed to be on, rather than
tested. Now, any user without such a switch will not see any
messages. For devices with such
Michael Buesch wrote:
Just that you are aware of it:
This is a racy access to the radio_hw_enable variable, as we don't take
the mutex here (we can't and we don't want). But it's OK, since nobody
cares if the LED is racing for a second and displays the wrong state
for a second.
Same goes
Hi,
I recently bought an HP Pavilion dv2412ca laptop, which came with Vista
pre-installed. I backed it up, then reformatted and installed Mandriva
2007.1.
The laptop has a builtin wireless card that lspci identifies as a Broadcom
Corporation Dell Wireless 1390 WLAN Mini-PCI Card (rev 02). I
Shocky wrote:
Hi,
I recently bought an HP Pavilion dv2412ca laptop, which came with Vista
pre-installed. I backed it up, then reformatted and installed Mandriva
2007.1.
The laptop has a builtin wireless card that lspci identifies as a Broadcom
Corporation Dell Wireless 1390 WLAN
There are two drivers that support the hardware. The new one (the one
you want) that works with mac80211 is b43. It uses v4 firmware.
The older one (the one you don't want) works with ieee80211softmac is
b43legacy. It uses v3 firmware.
I would download the latest wireless-dev kernel
Ehud Gavron wrote:
There are two drivers that support the hardware. The new one (the one
you want) that works with mac80211 is b43. It uses v4 firmware.
The older one (the one you don't want) works with ieee80211softmac is
b43legacy. It uses v3 firmware.
Disregard the rest of my answer...
Hello, I just upgraded fedora 7 to the 2.6.22.5-76 kernel last night.
After the update the ndiswrapper quit working. So I thought I would
give it another shot with the native driver. I downloaded the version
3 and 4 firmwares and tried the first time with the b43 driver which
did not work, after
Hello, I just upgraded fedora 7 to the 2.6.22.5-76 kernel last night.
After the update the ndiswrapper quit working. So I thought I would
give it another shot with the native driver. I downloaded the version
3 and 4 firmwares and tried the first time with the b43 driver which
did not work, after
John Pierce wrote:
Hello, I just upgraded fedora 7 to the 2.6.22.5-76 kernel last night.
After the update the ndiswrapper quit working. So I thought I would
give it another shot with the native driver. I downloaded the version
3 and 4 firmwares and tried the first time with the b43 driver
John Pierce wrote:
Ok, I cannot post that output because ifup wlan0 tells me that the
device is not present and is delaying the initialization.
I have two of the laptops that are identical, on my wifes the card is
still present and shows up as this device from lspci
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