>>>I have dual boot notebook with XP and Red-hat
I use Cisco Aironet 802.11 a/b/g wireless card that
works fine when I boot to windows.
I need to configure the wireless for Red hat
Let me know if you any luck.
Meb,
One of the big problems with Linux as the moment is that not all wireless
card manufacturers provide Linux drivers. There is a package called
Ndiswrapper that can 'wrap' the Windoze driver in Linux compatible code,
however it isn't 100%. I gave up trying to get my Netgear wireless card to
work, though I was having radio interferance problems using it with Windoze
as well.
Good luck.
Thanks
Andy.
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