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TC wifi with a Hawking 54M 802.11g PCMCIA card

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maro:

--- Quote from: Rich on August 26, 2011, 03:12:39 AM ---... This machine appears to have a built in 3com wired Ethernet controller. Any chance it might be conflicting with the wireless setup?

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Well, your are correct that TC is by default not handling the case of two active network interfaces very well. But from the description of "... No LEDs. Nothing. ..." I took that the OP was not even close to run into that particular issue.

In the end (when the wireless interface is finally working) the simplistic work-around would be to either not have the ethernet cable attached or explicitly shut down that interface. But for now there are (at least IMHO) "bigger fish to fry".

Linuxrookie:
Juanito, Rich & Maro (in order of appearance)

Thank you for your time and feedback.  Just some feedback to you, I'm using Tinycore ver. 3.8.1 and Puppy ver 5.2.8. also I did try Wicd but though it downloaded and drive activity indicated that it TRIED to install.  I have never been able to get a button on WBAR or the GUI on my desktop. 

Though I haven't gotten the WiFi working, the lsmod, lspci & dmesg commands and outputs have given me lots to mull over as I dink with my $10 special and load different extensions, install different pc cards etc.  You guys have been great and I think I'll back off & experiment for awhile.  (Oh, I especially like that "redirect" tip) 

I do have one question though, how do I open and read the *doc.tcz files.  I've tried downloading and installing them to no avail.  If I download/install the associated program (ex. tuxpaint.tcz) that works fine, but not the docs.  Well anyway, if you've got a few minutes.  Once again, thank you for your time.

TNX

Steve

gerald_clark:
The doc extensions will load into /usr/local/share/doc/
How to read them will depend on the contents.
The simplest method will be to use your web browser.
Ex: file:///usr/local/share/doc/

Linuxrookie:
gerald_clark

This is great.  Thanks.

linuxrookie

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