Ric Messier wrote:
I don't think the problem I have is driver-related either. Clearly the drivers work because I can pass traffic. The problem I have is not knowing where I need to put the configuration information. Different drivers look in different places for their configs. I think the wlan-ng drivers changed to look into /etc/conf.d for their configuration a while back but I could be mistaken.
I might be mistaken, but I do not think that drivers look for config in places like /etc/... . They just expose some interface to set this config. This is the wrapper config software (of pcmcia-cs, wlan-ng, etc) that passes this info from /etc to drivers via some /proc or similar interface. So if you run pcmcia-cs, then my guess is still in /etc/pcmcia. The best thing is to see if any other, less vulnarable parameters work there (like changin Essid).
Andrzej
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