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Re: [opensuse] will pay for wireless help
- From: Joe Sloan <joe@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 22 Dec 2007 23:38:27 -0800
- Message-id: <476E1073.3080401@xxxxxxxxxx>
Jerry Houston wrote:
LOL! rebooting, again? The kernel was already installed, you merely
added the corresponding madwifi module, so a "depmod -a" followed by an
appropriate modprobe command should have been more than sufficient to
load the driver.
If there were no results from the modprobe command perhaps there are
other problems. Could you see any pertinent messages when running
"dmesg" or "tail /var/log/messages" immediately after the modprobe command?
Joe
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The directions tell you to install (or update) madwifi, then figure out
the "flavor" of your kernel, and install the module to match it. Mine's
"bigsmp," for example.
It didn't work for me, at any rate. When I was done installing (and
rebooting),
LOL! rebooting, again? The kernel was already installed, you merely
added the corresponding madwifi module, so a "depmod -a" followed by an
appropriate modprobe command should have been more than sufficient to
load the driver.
modprobe ath_pci didn't show any results, and I couldn't get
the card to connect at all. Since I have the PCMCIA wireless card
working fine, it doesn't matter much to me, but I'd be interested in
finding how how it goes for James.
If there were no results from the modprobe command perhaps there are
other problems. Could you see any pertinent messages when running
"dmesg" or "tail /var/log/messages" immediately after the modprobe command?
Joe
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