On 6/20/07, Graeme Gregory <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Wednesday 20 June 2007 17:44:03 Walt S wrote: > > Eric, > > I "upgraded" my Akita from OZ to Angstrom a few weeks ago. What I > > have now is useless. The desktop works OK and the few apps that are > > installed seem to work. WI-FI (a Linksys WCF11) does not work at > > all, and without network connectivity I can't install any other apps. > > > It works fine for a lot of other users, you will have to define "does > not work" better. Maybe with debug like pccardctl info, lsmod, iwconfig > outputs and the such. I have many cards with the same chipset > as the WCF11 including a WCF12 working fine. > > > I have begged for help in this forum several times, but they only > > seem to be interested in talking to Linux geniuses. Unless you are > > committed to spending many hours groping around in the internals of > > Linux, BitBake, and the like, I suggest you stay with OZ. As soon as > > I get some free time, I intend to flash mine back. At least then I > > had a working device. > > > Im sorry this is the first time I personally have seen your problems, but I > have been on hols and working on paid projects for weeks that tie me up > 100% of the time. Most OE devs are in the same boat, we do it beside > our day to day job. I can apologise for not giving professional level > support, but we just dont have the manpower at the moment :-( > > > My main reason for doing the upgrade apart from wanting to remain > > "current" was to get 802.11g functionality. so I went from 802.11b > > only to no WIFI at all :-( > > > Well this is going to be an impossible task with you current network > card anyway. WCF11 is 802.11b only/ >
Likely Walt is confusing 802.11b/g with WEP/WPA. -- Justin Patrin _______________________________________________ Angstrom-distro-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.linuxtogo.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/angstrom-distro-users
