Trying to use "ifup wlan0" on PCMCIA card

rce of the various linux-wlan-ng programs, but I can't figure out what "cardmgr" is doing that I'm missing. Any pointers? -- Kirk Strauser pgpSuZTXBFAj9.pgp Description: PGP signature

Re: Trying to use "ifup wlan0" on PCMCIA card

nually or via "ifup wlan0", it fails. That's my sticking point; doesn't cardmgr just do the appropriate modprobes and ifups whenever it finds a new PCMCIA card? I have the same modules loaded that cardmgr installed whenever I let it configure the interface. -- Kirk Strauser pgpLLuXogxLmj.pgp Description: PGP signature

linux-wlan-ng and 128-bit WEP help needed

ntax for setting that key in /etc/network/interfaces? Believe me, I'd *love* to RTFM if only I could find one. -- Kirk Strauser pgpmWHN4o5S3l.pgp Description: PGP signature

Solved! linux-wlan-ng and 128-bit WEP help needed

At 2003-08-20T05:25:11Z, Kirk Strauser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: First, thanks to Martin for a few pointers. For the sake of posterity, if you want to set up linux-wlan-ng to use 128-bit WEP and still use Debian's configuration system (i.e., editing /etc/network/interfaces instead

Re: Solved! linux-wlan-ng and 128-bit WEP help needed

and > uses the same options in a different way. Ahhh, that makes more sense now. I was certain that the behaviour you described wasn't possible - and it wasn't, given my setup. Thanks for the followup. That could be a handy tip for future use. -- Kirk Strauser pgpOVCpdjYIID.pgp Description: PGP signature

Trying to use "ifup wlan0" on PCMCIA card

rce of the various linux-wlan-ng programs, but I can't figure out what "cardmgr" is doing that I'm missing. Any pointers? -- Kirk Strauser pgp0.pgp Description: PGP signature

Re: Trying to use "ifup wlan0" on PCMCIA card

nually or via "ifup wlan0", it fails. That's my sticking point; doesn't cardmgr just do the appropriate modprobes and ifups whenever it finds a new PCMCIA card? I have the same modules loaded that cardmgr installed whenever I let it configure the interface. -- Kirk Strauser pgp0.pgp Description: PGP signature

linux-wlan-ng and 128-bit WEP help needed

ntax for setting that key in /etc/network/interfaces? Believe me, I'd *love* to RTFM if only I could find one. -- Kirk Strauser pgp0.pgp Description: PGP signature

Solved! linux-wlan-ng and 128-bit WEP help needed

At 2003-08-20T05:25:11Z, Kirk Strauser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: First, thanks to Martin for a few pointers. For the sake of posterity, if you want to set up linux-wlan-ng to use 128-bit WEP and still use Debian's configuration system (i.e., editing /etc/network/interfaces instead

Re: Solved! linux-wlan-ng and 128-bit WEP help needed

and > uses the same options in a different way. Ahhh, that makes more sense now. I was certain that the behaviour you described wasn't possible - and it wasn't, given my setup. Thanks for the followup. That could be a handy tip for future use. -- Kirk Strauser pgp0.pgp Description: PGP signature