Wirelessless
Okay, now I've done it about 4 times. And I ^$%^@ing hate it. This failure came after a big and exciting "yum update" which (theoretically) got me the latest versions of 300-something packages. Well, I haven't looked at the actualy yum script but I think it's like this:
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#include
install 150 packages
break wireless networking
install the other 150 packages
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okay, I'm kidding. Was pissed but am able to run wlan0 just by selecting the old kernel in startup. But shucks I want to use the new kernel someday. Ndiswrapper people, any chance for a "it just works" type system? even -- gasp! -- a GUI has been suggested.
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#include
install 150 packages
break wireless networking
install the other 150 packages
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okay, I'm kidding. Was pissed but am able to run wlan0 just by selecting the old kernel in startup. But shucks I want to use the new kernel someday. Ndiswrapper people, any chance for a "it just works" type system? even -- gasp! -- a GUI has been suggested.
posted by Matt C at
11:18 AM
1 Comments:
i had the same problem when I udpated the kernel on my fedora 3 laptop.
I'd like to see some wifi manufacturers making linux drivers rather than have to rely on NDIS...but you're right, they don't really have a stable program there.
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luke, at 1:42 PM
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