I have always hoped that my RH9 became a golden version of the gold version, and I have added various functions! Now basically XP and Linux files (still do not dare to write directly, but fat), you can play all format media files, you can use all mainstream IM, integrate basic programming platform (open source products). After working hard to configure the wireless network card and use it normally. Please check the following basic parameters before the start of the start, different kernels or chips may require different solutions.
Notebook: Dell Inspiron 2650pcmcia Controller: 02Micro Oz6912 Cardbus Controller Wireless Net Card: Connectland 802.11b Wireless Adapter NIC SMD: Realtek 8180Linux version: RedHat9.0 Nuclear Version: 24.20 Please select Different Support Components Different Software PCMCIA configuration module: Pcmcia-cs-3.2.8.tar.gz http://pcmcia-cs.sourceforge.net/ driving chip card: rtl8180_linuxdrv_v15_rh90.zip ftp://202.65.194.18/cn/wlan/rtl8180l/rtl8180_linuxdrv_v15_rh90. Zip Wireless Configuration Tool: In the RH CD, you can take a new version http://www.hpl.hp.com/personal/jean_tourrilhes/linux/tools.html pay attention, your device may have been compiled into kernel Pattern, that is, it is directly supported by Linux, you can open Linux network graphics management tools, click New-> Other NIC, then you can see a list of network devices, including Linux supported wireless network cards, direct configuration! In most cases, we have not so lucky! ============================================================================================================================================================================================================= ============================= First we have to activate the PCMCIA card, actually RH9 already has a PCMCIA module, but it does not seem to support me Card, you can find "cardmgr: service is not match" in system information, this shows that the card is not recognized! But fortunately, my card can use new drivers, whether you can refer to http://pcmcia-cs.sourceforge.net/ftp/supported.cards, therefore, recompile new drivers to adapt to my kernel #make config #make all # make install If there is no error, the module is now ready (please refer to the pcmcia-howto in the package) may have some cases, the card does not work properly, please analyze / var / log / messages after I installation The card does not work immediately, using the command line "cardctl insert" to perform soft insert, the card's power light is lit! Please try this command before installing the new driver, maybe your card can work normally! =======
============================================================================================================================================================================================================= ================ Next to install the network card driver, not all vendors provide drivers, so this part I introduce another method, but I didn't try to recompile the driver. Suitable for Linux kernel #make to generate two files, where RTL8180_24x.o is what we need, another seemingly used to load new modules in the kernel mode #insmod -f rtl8180_24x.o We are forced to load, do not pay attention to warning information ! Now use the command to check the module list #LSMOD Your module should appear in the list, this does not indicate that it works fine, then use the command "Dmesg" to check the driver information, and should have information after a lot of information indicates that your driver has loaded. ! ****************************** Here I will mention another tool, Nidswrapper. Since the driver in the WIN system follows the same standard, as long as it is able to convert, the WIN driver can be used to make the Linux device work normally. The software can download #ndiswrapper -f ***. INF here in http://ndiswrapper.sourceforge.net is loaded with your Windows driver #ndiswrapper -l to see if it is normal, and it is not a version of about high due to compilation. Ok, I use the 0.8 version of the just #modprobe ndiswrapper load NDisWrapper module, I am this step, so give up ========================== ================================================= in fact now does not start the network card What you need to do is to configure the WLANUP file belled in the drive. In fact, I don't use the original file, I do some script, better adapt to my wireless network environment #Load Module / sbin / insmod -f rtl8180_24x.o
#Set SSID / sbin / iwpriv wlan0 wlan_para ssid2scan = JT / sbin / iwpriv wlan0 wlan_para networktype = infra / sbin / iwpriv wlan0 wlan_para encmode = wep, wepmode = wep40 / sbin / iwpriv wlan0 wlan_para wepkey40_1 = 5555555555 / sbin / iwpriv wlan0 wlan_para wepdkeyid = 0 / SBIN / IWPRIV WLAN0 WLAN_PARA Authtype = OpenSystem / SBIN / IWPRIV WLAN0 WLAN_PARA MACADDR = 0040F480D692 # Enable Wireless Lan Driver / SBIN / IWPRIV WLAN0 ENABLE
#Configure wlan0 IP address / sbin / ifconfig wlan0 192.168.0.180ech "$ (/ sbin / ifconfig wlan0)" Route Add Default GW 192.168.0.1 parameter can be found in the network card driver, here we can see that I have configured SSID is JT, using WEP encryption, password is 555555555 INFRASTRUCTRURE network, open verification mode, automatically configured the network address and gateway. Use the command to activate the script #SH WLANUP can now use the command to view the device health #cat / proc / rtl8180 / status everything is normal, OK! The last configuration can also be manually proceed, using the IWPriv setting parameters, IWConfig is now collecting, online Surf! Reference: [1] WPC11 Version 4 LinuxQuestion.orghttp:! //Www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php s = & threadid = 61832 & highlight = WPC11 Version 4 [2] wireless LAN access in Linux, WangXu,? http://www.tldp.org/linuxfocus/chinesegb/december2004/Article361.shtml#361Lfindex0
