On Friday 14 March 2003 08:47 pm, James Sparenberg wrote: > On Fri, 2003-03-14 at 16:49, Vincent Danen wrote: > > On Fri Mar 14, 2003 at 06:14:27PM -0500, tarvid wrote: > > > Vincent - Francisco - we love you both. > > > > > > At all times, but expecially times like this, the kindest thing we can > > > do for our friends is cut them a little slack. > > > > I don't think there should be slack for consistent OT posters. I don't > > really care what times we're in. > > > > > There are bugs, there will always be bugs, I've been using cooker in > > > production for over a month now and it has been a source of joy. > > > > =) I don't use it in production, but I do run it on my primary > > workstation. It's been pretty stable (actually, I'm quite baffled by the > > number of bug reports just because it has been working so well here) > > Lucky you!.... but I've been noticing some very real trends. > Specifically, ATI video cards (especially the mobility) Users that don't > have a full network and the fight against zeroconf and dhcp-client > (seems to have gotten pretty well solved) and anyone on a laptop > especially Compaq's .. 2 out of 3 are byting me in the buns. Update > comes.... I start to get my wireless working.. new update... it goes > south... I'm almost of the opinion that a Mandrake for Laptops would be > well received. And yes if you haven't guessed I've lost wireless > again. Just which I could get the same error from boot to boot. or > even more important find out why it does work on those occasions when it > does. Havent' had it working since 8.0... *sigh*.. Oh well keep > plugging... keep googling...
Which wireless card are you having difficulty with? Which Mandrake versions have worked and which have not worked with it? I use/need wireless and would like to avoid recapitulating your problems and simply skip to using the versions (kernel) which work rather than go with the latest. praedor
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