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Posted: Jan. 03 2007,02:32 |
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So far I have found confusing information everywhere I've looked including the forums and now seek help..
Here are some specs:
Dell latitude lm w/16bit pcmcia support linksys wpc11 v3 card Kernel version 2.4.26
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I figure that I don't use ndiswrapper because the ndiswrapper.sourceforge.org main page says "pcmcia(cardbus only)" and this card is 16 bit even though this page ( http://ndiswrapper.sourceforge.net/mediawiki/index.php/List#L ) in the wiki is confusing for two simple reasons:
It has wpc11 and wpc11 v4 listed separately with pciids (it's pcmica ?) that I don't get when I do an lspci (that I don't see a reason for doing anyway).
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Supposedly the wireless card is a confirmed prism2 compatible wireless card but I'm not able to get that to show up in lsmod I don't have a wireless router, but there are some in the area w/unknown sids for the field in the prism2 gui .
I'm ignorant .
-Do I need to know the sid and a wep key or can I find an "open" area network w/dhcp? or Will I be forced to recompile the kernel with additional modules? or something else?
cardmgr[779] :no pcmcia driver in /proc/devices
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