Winter Knight
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Joined: April 2006 |
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Posted: Jan. 14 2007,08:38 |
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Do you happen to know the exact model # of your cisco card?
Are you using modprobe like this?
| Code Sample | | modprobe airo |
no .o at the end. And you have to be root.
Did you notice that there is also a airo_cs driver? Have you tried that?
Do you see data regarding your card when you type lspci? What is that data? A command such as the following should let you know that your card is detected. It doesn't necessary need to be run as root.
| Code Sample | | lspci -v | grep -i -A6 cisco |
Are there any relevant error messages when you run dmesg?
If you don't see your card with lspci, then it may be damaged or not properly seated. Hopefully, lspci does give info on your card. It should, since it works fine with another OS. If it does, and neither of the included drivers work, you might want to try compiling your own. Here is a page I found with instructions for doing that. It's kind of old, though.
http://www.qacafe.com/help/question.php?qstId=7
Good luck.
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