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My laptop has a wireless card. Wow. Don't die of the shock. |
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I never use it. No, really, I don't. I'm never in a location with |
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wireless access, so I just content myself with a good old fashioned |
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Cat5e cable and call it a day. |
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Now my life has changed. There is a wireless access point in my AP |
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Computer Science class (or so they tell me). It might be time to |
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configure my wireless card (right now it's not configured, so I don't |
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know if it's even in /dev, /proc, or /anything). |
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I know this is sort of dumb, but where would I start? I've never added |
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a whole new device to the system before, though I'd like to learn. |
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The card is: Intel PRO/Wireless (the kind they put in the IBM X40 type |
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2386-1CU - I don't know anything other than that part of the card's |
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name - I'm sorry.) |
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It worked under Kubuntu, so I know there is a linux driver. |
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Thanks for any help. |
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