samhogue
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Posted: Aug. 30 2006,01:19 |
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I have a Sharp Muramasa mini laptop from Japan. It has no cdrom. DSL on USB works fine, except for wireless lan. The closest help I`ve been able to find on the net was for a Debian install via bootstrap to an identical laptop. The instructions are below:
To get the internal Wifi running you need the linux-wlan-ng sources and add the line
{PRISM_USB_DEVICE(0x0bb2, 0x0302, "LAN-Express USB Adapter")},
to the usb_prism_tbl[] structure in src/prism2/driver/prism2sta.c, so that the LAN-Express USB adapter is recognized. After compiling and installing the wlan-ng drivers the card is now recognized automatically if you have the hotplug package installed. You now just have to adjust /etc/wlan/wlancfg-xxxx and /etc/network/interfaces.[I]
Can this be done on DSL, perhaps thru a remaster?
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