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Juanito:
In order to use the b43 module, you'll need the firmware. In order to use the wl module, you'll need to boot with "blacklist=ssb blacklist=b43"

h-munster:
Thanks for the info!  I guess I'll use the wl module with those "prohibitive" boot codes.

By the way, I just remembered that the resolution was correct when I booted a virgin version of TC from a USB thumb drive.  However, when I checked appsaudit, it showed all of the onboot and ondemand extensions in my internal drive.  Was the virgin USB TC tapping into the 915resolution on my Mini 9's SSD?

h-munster:
Okay.  I used the "blacklist=ssb blacklist=b43" boot codes, and the wireless card seems to be recognized.  However, when I try to use "iwlist scan", I get:  "eth1    Failed to read scan data : Invalid argument".  The same message appears after "iwlist scanning".  Not sure what I am doing wrong.

Also, I forgot that I can only boot into the console, so I have to "startx" to get Xvesa.

Here is the contents of my /grub/menu.lst

--- Code: ---default         0
timeout         0
color cyan/blue white/blue
title           Tiny Core Linux 3.0
kernel          (hd0,1)/boot/boot/bzImage quiet embed ht=on hpet=disabled blacklist=ssb blacklist=b43 tce=hda2 home=hda2 opt=hda2 nodhcp norestore restore=hda2
initrd          (hd0,1)/boot/boot/tinycore.gz

--- End code ---

Thanks!

Juanito:
Are the wireless_tools and wireless-2.6.33.3-tinycore extensions loaded?

Can you connect to your router with:
--- Code: ---$ sudo iwconfig eth1 essid "essid"
$ sudo iwconfig eth1 key restricted 12:34:56:78:9A:BC:DE:F0:12:34:56:78:9A
$ sudo udhcpc -b -i eth1

--- End code ---
..or similar (this example is for wep)?

tinypoodle:

--- Quote --- "eth1    Failed to read scan data : Invalid argument".  The same message appears after "iwlist scanning".

--- End quote ---
The same message would appear after "iwlist s" as well  :P
If eth1 is the wireless interface then this output indicates that extensions are loaded, but might need

--- Code: ---sudo ifconfig eth1 up

--- End code ---
and/or

--- Code: ---sudo iwconfig eth1 mode managed

--- End code ---
first, depending on particular driver.

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