Re: fedora-list Digest, Vol 24, Issue 30
- From: "Mark Thomas" <mthomas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 3 Feb 2006 16:27:40 -0800
On 2/3/06, Mark Thomas <thomamd@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:Then Auther Pemberworote:
I have a Ferrari 3400 Laptop and I am playing with FC5t2. I was delighted
to see that there was a driver for the wirekess device as I have never had a
Linux box connected to the Internet. I have a D-link-534 router in the house
which connects 3 Windows computers. I assumed that it would be easy to
connect the Linux computer to the router., but I am having problem and I
don't underatand why. I have tried a number of settings, but none will
activate. Here is the last setting I tried
Addr. DHCP
Mode: Auto
SSID: Enigma
Chan 5
Trans 1M
Key 0xnnnnnnnnnn
What am I doing wrong?
Your suggestion did not work. I was told it did not exist. Now I am using the Internet Connection Wizard. The driver I am using is the one found by FC5t2. After selecting the driver, I entered information to give to the wireless. The wizard called the connection "eth1." (I did substitue eth1 for your wlan0 when trying your suggestion.) When I go to activate the connection (where is runs "ifup", I am told that it failed.
you did say what tools you were using for the configuration.
Here's the routine I follow on my own laptop, it isn't pretty, but it works,
my wireless interface is wlan0:
iwlist wlan0 scan # to ensure that it can see the AP
iwconfig wlan0 essid "myssid" # set interface to SSID
ifconfig wlan0 up # activate interface
dhclient wlan0 # get dhcp info from AP
That usually does it for me.
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Mark
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