SaidinUnleashed


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Posted: Nov. 07 2004,02:04 |
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I assume you are talking about the Intel Pro Wireless mini-pci card that is popular on laptops, right?
Well, there are 2 answers to the question of how to enable it.
The short answer is, you can't. DSL doesn't support it "out of the box".
The long answer requires a HD installl, apt-getting the GCC, compiling the drivers from the source code, installing the ipw2100 firmware, and praying that it works.
I have done this 3 times, it sort of worked once.
It was easier for me to just fork over the cash for a netgear usb wireless dongle. It works all the time.
-J.P.
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