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John Anderson
sontek at gmail.com
Mon Jun 4 14:48:26 MDT 2007
>
> Jesse,
>
> First of all, the wireless issue *should* work. There was extensive work
> done for the (intel and others) wireless cards. I am a bit surprised at
> your experience. My errors were mostly with things like KVM and beryl. I
> didn't have that much trouble getting it installed. However, if wireless
> is
> your only issue, it sounds like you have higher expectations of
> proprietary
> driver manufacturers than I do.
The biggest issue with the fedora wireless is the decided to use the
iwlwifi/iwl3945
driver which isn't currently at a point in which it should be used for a
stable release.
Even for people who have got it to recognize their card and see access
points they
aren't able to connect to a secured network.
I solved this by using the ipw3945 from atrpms. Not sure if you have the
same chipset
but that might help
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