i havent grabbed the latest ipw2200 drivers just yet , as i decided to
go down the ndiswrapper route after i came across some folks saying
that the ndis stuff works just fine on Debian.
i'm almost there - when i do a iwconfig, i can see the specs of wlan0
- so it's definitely "up".
next thing i need to do is figure out how to connect to my wireless
access point - it's not connecting (and no doubt , its down to
something really minor on my part)
On Tue, 14 Dec 2004 18:06:57 +0000, Ruairi Newman <ruairi at tech-mad.org> wrote:
> On Tue, 2004-12-14 at 17:04 +0000, justin flavin wrote:
> > strange thing is , is that the mandrake kernel actually comes with
> > intel ipw2200 drivers - it detects it ok , but the darn thing fails to
> > load.
> >
> > currently in the middle of figuring out how to use ndiswrapper
> > instead. aargh....
> >
>> ndiswrapper, yuck. Used it myself for a while before the Intel ipw2100
> drivers became usable, but you lose monitor mode etc. Have you grabbed
> the latest ipw2200 drivers and given them a go? What exactly happens
> (or doesn't happen)?
>> Regards,
>> Ruairí
>>
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