Senao NL-2511CD plus ext2
This is a discussion about Senao NL-2511CD plus ext2 in the Everything Linux category; I am trying to use the Senao Card NL02511CD plus ext2 with fedora core 5. I see that the hostap drivers are already installed. However when I instert the card my laptop does not see it. What do I need to do to get this card working using Fedora Core 5?.
I am trying to use the Senao Card NL02511CD plus ext2 with fedora core 5. I see that the hostap drivers are already installed. However when I instert the card my laptop does not see it. What do I need to do to get this card working using Fedora Core 5?
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Are you inserting the card before or after you boot the system?
Can you post the exact make and model of the laptop?
Also, pleae confirm that this is a cardbus adapter that you are using? This is an unusual card and I can't find much on it. Prism chipset?
Can you post the exact make and model of the laptop?
Also, pleae confirm that this is a cardbus adapter that you are using? This is an unusual card and I can't find much on it. Prism chipset?
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I am inserting the card after it boots up.
It is a Dell D810 laptop.
The chipset is Prism 2.5. This link pretty much has the specs on the card I am trying to use. http://www.seattlewireless.net/index.cgi/SenaoCard
Thanks for your help.
It is a Dell D810 laptop.
The chipset is Prism 2.5. This link pretty much has the specs on the card I am trying to use. http://www.seattlewireless.net/index.cgi/SenaoCard
Thanks for your help.
OK, as long as you are sure it is a prism 2 based chip.
There apparently are a few models/revisions of this card.
See the link that I found from yours on the subject here. Note section 4 on identifying the chipset by the FCC ID number.
Try inserting the card before you boot up. I have no idea if hotplugging this catd works.
What methods have you tried to get it working, or how do you know that it is not detected?
There apparently are a few models/revisions of this card.
See the link that I found from yours on the subject here. Note section 4 on identifying the chipset by the FCC ID number.
Try inserting the card before you boot up. I have no idea if hotplugging this catd works.
What methods have you tried to get it working, or how do you know that it is not detected?
