In the quest to get a WaveLAN card to work on my 6.2beta laptop, it appears that I've gone one step forward and two steps back. I've got the WaveLAN card working, but I've lost cardbus support (Xircom RealPort card). Short version: * locate WaveLAN drivers, decompress into /usr/src/linux, compile * old 3c569b works like a charm * new WaveLAN (amazingly!) works just fine but: * RealPort will dhcpcd from a NAT/dhcp device, and will acquire an IP address. It can ping itself. But it can't ping the NAT device, the router, or a public address. Pinging stops at the eth0 address. I'm about at the point of paralysis-by-analysis, it's getting late here. But this really has me crazy. I'm trying to decide if I've screwed up cardbus, or just the RealPort module. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Did I screw up networking, or just the module for cardbus or the RealPort? I'm about ready to give up the WaveLAN to get the RealPort back (I hate dongles, as proven by the WaveLAN!), but I'm also ready to do what it takes to keep all three cards (speedy cardbus RealPort, rock-solid 3c389b, and way-cool WaveLAN). Thanks in advance to anyone who can offer any assistance with this! Steve B. _______________________________________________ Redhat-devel-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-devel-list
