I tried it after. (I had noticed the same annoying behaviour described by the previous poster about mismatched versions of the wireless utilities, but my connection had worked so I just ignored it.) It wasn't until I upgraded to the latest Cisco firmware (4.25.30, if anyone is counting) that the ../net/pcmcia/ drivers started oopsing(!) and I got really concerned. At least the ../net/wireless/ drivers didn't oops.
Anyways, I downgraded to firmware level 4.25.23 and the ../net/wireless/ drivers work quite well for me once again. Dan On Fri, 2003-01-10 at 05:53, Chmouel Boudjnah wrote: > Dan Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > >./kernel/drivers/net/wireless/ > > >Now everything is working normally again. > > I ran into a similar problem on my laptop with a Cisco 350 card, but I > > went and upgraded the firmware and now it sits and complains about being > > unable to set the MAC :( Still, this fix might help you out. > > > and did you the RH-Bugs solution before the firmware upgrade ? >
