Hello Todd,
...
>>pci-adapter/pcmcia-card with a prism II chip...
>
>http://hostap.epitest.fi/
thank you for this hint ;) I'll try it asap and give you a short (or
long - who knows...) feedback!
Greetings Harald
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Harald T Zipko wrote on Sat, Oct 12, 2002 at 07:35:05AM +0200 :
>
> You'll mention it in the next sentence, in this special case I do not
> use an apple airport card, just a combination of a
> pci-adapter/pcmcia-card with a prism II chip...
http://hostap.epitest.fi/
Blue skies...
to recompile the
> kernel?
>
> >2.4.X, but the modules don't build. I'm loading up the pcmcia
> >adapter/card and assigning it an IP on the host/access point machine,
> >then
>
> So you are doing this "by hand" - and you are speaking of a mdk 8.
On Sat, 12 Oct 2002, Harald T Zipko wrote:
> Hello Stew,
>
> >I've got a similar setup, but it's on an old system with pcmcia stuff
> >built from scratch. I've tried moving my old cards to Mandrake with
> ^^^ What exactly do you mean by that? Do I have to recompile the
> kernel?
>
I had t
d. I'm loading up the pcmcia
>adapter/card and assigning it an IP on the host/access point machine,
>then
So you are doing this "by hand" - and you are speaking of a mdk 8.2 box
which is acting as a wireless access point, right?
>running dhcpd on both eth0 (wired) and eth1 (w
ion it in the next sentence, in this special case I do not
use an apple airport card, just a combination of a
pci-adapter/pcmcia-card with a prism II chip...
>But honestly I haven't configured a pcmcia wireless card in Mandrake
>since 7.2 (actually the machine is still running) and I k
ne, then
running dhcpd on both eth0 (wired) and eth1 (wireless) lans.
You'd have to adapt it a bit to the current configuration, but I can
probably help you out a bit.
Stew Benedict
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network cards are under Linux.
But honestly I haven't configured a pcmcia wireless card in Mandrake
since 7.2 (actually the machine is still running) and I know some
details about pcmcia have change since then so I'm not sure what the
exact steps are.
> >The ESSID is the network name t
cess point.
>I can't give really good advice without further details about topology
>of your wired and wireless network. If you can give me a better sense
>of exactly what you are trying to do I can probably answer better.
OK, the mdk-box is connected to the internet via usb-alcatel
On Thu, Oct 10, 2002 at 08:46:48AM +0200, Harald T Zipko wrote:
> Hi out there,
>
> I am desperate :( - everything works except the wireless stuff For
> some hours I tried to enable a wireless pci-adapter/pcmcia-card device.
> According to the manufacturer's site the
Hi out there,
I am desperate :( - everything works except the wireless stuff For
some hours I tried to enable a wireless pci-adapter/pcmcia-card device.
According to the manufacturer's site the card is supported in linux for
it is a prism II based pcmcia-system (I suppose I should us
On Sun, Sep 23, 2001 at 04:20:01AM +0200, Henrik Edlund wrote:
> (On Solaris it is "hme" instead of "eth" as a standard.)
Actually their was no standard on Solaris. The interface name was
dependent on the driver. hme just occurred most often because Solaris
on Sparc's generally had NICs that us
On Sat, 22 Sep 2001, Terrence Oblak wrote:
TO> I was planning on doing the following, again any input would be greatly
TO> appreciated:
TO>
TO> Write a script that would:
TO> 1) Shutdown eth0 device
TO> 2) Copy the correct ifcgf-eth0.xx script on top of
TO> ifcgf-eth0
TO>
I would like to thank everyone for the replies. It worked, my portable is
truely portable.
I spent 4 hours researching on the internet and trying different settings. I
must have missed something somewhere.
I do have one more question:
I have access to a wireless network at home and at work
olutions turn off the ONBOOT and manually bring up the interface
ala ifup eth0
or
Just remember to disable the interface before going somewhere where you
don't have wireless.
If you use DHCP on one interface and don't disable it but have another
interface that comes up fine the one with DH
e eth1 connection?
in the cfg file change to
ONBOOT=no
and then just do "/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ipup eth1" when you want
wireless access.
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>
>
>And it should work. In the future you won't have to do either it
>should just come up when you boot. But fair warning if you're away from
>a access point your boot will hang while it tries to get an address via
>DHCP.
>
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Hmm - I wasn
On Sat, Sep 22, 2001 at 10:20:52AM -0600, Terrence Oblak wrote:
> Could someone give me detailed instructions for getting my wireless
> connection working? The more detailed the instructions the better, please
> remember that Linux is very new to me, so something that might be o
I need some detailed help with setting up my wireless Airport card.
Hardware:
tiPB G4
400 Mhz
384 Megs of RAM
Mac OS9.1 on 3 gigs
Mandrake PPC 8.0 on remaining 7 gigs
Airport Card
Linksys WAP11
I installed the Airport card and setup the WAP. Booted
This works on an iBook 2
(this is what I use)
Sylvain OBEGI
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Subject: Re: Wireless?
> On T
On Thu, Sep 06, 2001 at 04:40:25PM -0400, Jonathan Sailor wrote:
> Developed by Lucent
No developed by a consortium. Lucent just happens to be one of the
members of the IEEE working group and also an early manufacturer of
equipment that was compatible.
http://www.ieee802.org/11/
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On Thu, Sep 06, 2001 at 10:25:19PM +0200
On Thu, Sep 06, 2001 at 10:25:19PM +0200, Henrik Edlund wrote:
> Will this work for iBook2 as well?
I don't have an iBook2, but these instructions weren't specific to the
Titanium. They should work with any airport enabled Macintosh.
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On Thu, 6 Sep 2001, Jonathan
On Thu, 6 Sep 2001, Jonathan Sailor wrote:
JS> If the wap is based on the Lucent 802.11B standard (aka Airport,)
JS> yes. Otherwise no.
IEEE 802.11b.
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, 2001 11:14 PM
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Subject: Wireless?
I'm running Mandrake 8.0 on a tiPowerbook (much faster than OS X ever
did).
My work has a wireless network using a Linksys Wireless Access Point.
Does Apple's Airport card communicate with other WAPs or is it
designed to
work wi
nfig if you're using WEP (encryption keys/passwords)
BR> (in the wireless-tools package if you don't have it installed)
BR> like so: iwconfig eth0 essid key
BR>
BR> If you have a ascii password append s: to the front of it. For
BR> example if your ascii password is "ab
On Thu, 6 Sep 2001, Ben Reser wrote:
> On Thu, Sep 06, 2001 at 10:17:08AM +0200, Dick Visser wrote:
> > add a line like this to /etc/modules.conf:
> > eth1airport
> > that automagically loads airport hermes etc.
>
> I've had trouble with the kernel automagically loading the other two
>
On Thu, Sep 06, 2001 at 10:17:08AM +0200, Dick Visser wrote:
> add a line like this to /etc/modules.conf:
> eth1 airport
> that automagically loads airport hermes etc.
I've had trouble with the kernel automagically loading the other two
modules. So I never tried putting that in modules.conf. I
On Wed, 5 Sep 2001, Terrence Oblak wrote:
> My other question is, will Mandrake support the Airport card?
add a line like this to /etc/modules.conf:
eth1airport
that automagically loads airport hermes etc.
then add appropiate keys to /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth1
see man iwco
On Wed, Sep 05, 2001 at 09:13:46PM -0600, Terrence Oblak wrote:
> I'm running Mandrake 8.0 on a tiPowerbook (much faster than OS X ever did).
> My work has a wireless network using a Linksys Wireless Access Point.
> Does Apple's Airport card communicate with other WAPs or is it
On Wed, 5 Sep 2001, Terrence Oblak wrote:
TO> I'm running Mandrake 8.0 on a tiPowerbook (much faster than OS X
TO> ever did).
TO>
TO> My work has a wireless network using a Linksys Wireless Access
TO> Point.
Is it 802.11b?
TO> Does Apple's Airport card communicate
I'm running Mandrake 8.0 on a tiPowerbook (much faster than OS X ever did).
My work has a wireless network using a Linksys Wireless Access Point.
Does Apple's Airport card communicate with other WAPs or is it designed to
work with the Air Base Station only? I've been told th
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