Lan Barnes wrote: > First, thank you Jim, Gus, and Carl (and Robert for moral support) for the > help yesterday on this. I'm still stuck, but I feel smarter. > > Here's where I am. I reinstalled the machine w/ Fedora 8. The wireless > still doesn't work. Jim and I established at the installfest to our own > satisfaction that the machine's card is OK. We concluded that there was a > probable version incompatability between the kernel and the card module as > it was installed on Saturday. > > I went to F8 following Gus's advice that it has much better wireless > support. I now believe he's right. I suspect I'm stuck right now in a > configuration ignorance. Presumably, F8 is all compatable already. > > The machine is a "Great Quality NX-L515." That they have to call > themselves "Great Quality" should concern us all. > > F8 is installed. /lib/firmware has all the correct rt*.bin files, so that > much looks healthy. > > I am attaching a long text file with the results of every command I could > think of that might help the knowledgable. I stand ready to run other > commands that you send to me. With any kind of luck, we can lick this > thing over the list. However, if it takes it, I can bag it up and travel > to someone's home for hands-on troubleshooting. Let's consider that a last > resort. > > <grin> I'm over here asking for a digital barn raising. How did people > live before mailing lists? (I can answer that -- in isolation.)
This seems like it's related, and provides a workaround, although.. ..I don't think you want/need mode master. Perhaps if you substitute managed for master? It might be worth a gander and some experimenting http://www.handhelds.org/pipermail/familiar/285/28554.html Regards, ..jim -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list
