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Re: [suse-kde] Wireless in Suse 10.0
- From: Dennis Neumeier <dennismail@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 12 Feb 2006 18:06:07 +0100
- Message-id: <200602121806.07570.dennismail@xxxxxxx>
Mark,
> Here's what I got when I typed those three commands:
The wlan-card is not among it, correct. Beside that, there is no clue in there
what goes wrong.
> ndiwrapper is loaded when I type lsmod, but the system does not seem to
> recognize the wlan card still.
Okay. So there seems to be a few problems left :(
What I did up to now: I went at
www.google.com/linux
and searched for "dell 1450 wlan". I got quite some results and reading some
of them, I get the impression that it should work.
Please have a look at the results of this google-search too.
In the meantime: Did you installed the sources of the kernel (package
"kernel-source<version>)? And what is the output of the following command:
$ lspci
(launched as root!)? We should get the exact name of the included wlan-device.
Sometimes. producers change their included components without mentioning it
anywhere.
Greets,
Dennis
> Here's what I got when I typed those three commands:
The wlan-card is not among it, correct. Beside that, there is no clue in there
what goes wrong.
> ndiwrapper is loaded when I type lsmod, but the system does not seem to
> recognize the wlan card still.
Okay. So there seems to be a few problems left :(
What I did up to now: I went at
www.google.com/linux
and searched for "dell 1450 wlan". I got quite some results and reading some
of them, I get the impression that it should work.
Please have a look at the results of this google-search too.
In the meantime: Did you installed the sources of the kernel (package
"kernel-source<version>)? And what is the output of the following command:
$ lspci
(launched as root!)? We should get the exact name of the included wlan-device.
Sometimes. producers change their included components without mentioning it
anywhere.
Greets,
Dennis
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