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wireless questions
- From: Julian Underwood <julian UNDERWOODS NET>
- To: fedora-list redhat com
- Subject: wireless questions
- Date: Sat, 27 Dec 2003 00:24:58 -0500
/Is there an easy way to scan for available wireless networks under
Fedora?/ Thanks to a couple of people on this list, I was informed that
my wireless card was actually detected by Fedora. It is a Actiontec
mini-PCI card within my IBM T23 laptop.
What are is the name of these drivers which allow this card to operate?
Are they 'orinoco_pci'? What does that mean: that essentially my card
is an Orinoco card?? The reason I ask is because I tried to get Airsnort
to work (due to the fact it is nice to see what wireless networks are
available) and I hit a wall. I used to use the wlan-ng drivers which
worked fine with Airsnort, but now that Fedora uses built-in ones, I
have no idea where I should start in configuring wireless applicatons.
Thanks for your suggestions,
Julian
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