Re: Airport configuration.

On Feb 24, 2004, at 4:18 PM, Josh Lauricha wrote: If its an airport just modprobe airport and configure it like a normal wireless card (I'd guess). If it is an AirPort Extreme, complain to broadcom and try to get them to release a driver for it (that runs on PPC Linux). On Tue 02/24/04 21:51, D

Re: Airport configuration.

If its an airport just modprobe airport and configure it like a normal wireless card (I'd guess). If it is an AirPort Extreme, complain to broadcom and try to get them to release a driver for it (that runs on PPC Linux). On Tue 02/24/04 21:51, Daniel Slabodar wrote: > Hey all, > > > > Any one

Airport configuration.

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Airport Configuration.

I successfully installed my PowerBook G4 with Debian (SID) unstable edition,   kernel I use is, latest: 2.6.3-ben2   I have a working: 1) X (1440x900) 32bit 2) Frame Buffer in console 3) Sound Card + Mixers 4) Network Card 5) Dual boot 6) Ahhh Beatifull!!!   But, I'm having a problem in activat

2.2r2 Airport configuration

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