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please, you are missing my point.
read carefully:
IT WORKS ON EVERYTHING WITH THE PRISM54 DRIVER. I HAVE THE RIGHT CARD. IT IS A MATTER OF GENTOO FINDING THE FIRMWARE.
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- 12-26-2004 #11
please, you are missing my point.
read carefully:
IT WORKS ON EVERYTHING WITH THE PRISM54 DRIVER. I HAVE THE RIGHT CARD. IT IS A MATTER OF GENTOO FINDING THE FIRMWARE.
mod: would you lock this topic please, because i have solved my problem with the firmware, and these responses really are getting nobody anywhere.
- 12-28-2004 #12Just Joined!
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Prism54.org
Does anyone know what happened to prism54.org?
Doesnt answer to ping, web times out...nothing.
Looking for drivers & schtuff for Netgear WG511 (Taiwanese version)
Thx.
- 12-28-2004 #13Linux Guru
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Maybe it's just down for [insert lame excuse here]. I'm sure it'll be back up. How long has it been down?
JeremyRegistered Linux user #346571
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Re: prism54.org f**bar
I started trying the site ~9:30 EST, so all day so far...
- 12-28-2004 #15
what do you need? i have the firmware and tarball on my flash drive and i can email it to you.
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Prism54 under gentoo - works for me..
Hi there - I've just got my Netgear WG511 up and working under Gentoo with a 2.6.9 kernel. What I needed was:
/etc/hotplug/firmware.agent - just emerge hotplug and you'll get this OK
/usr/lib/hotplug/fimware has to have a file called isl3890 - this is apparently the firmware for the Netgear PC card. I downloaded it from http://ruslug.rutgers.edu.au/~mcgrof...re/1.0.4.3.arm. After getting the ...arm file you have to rename it to isl3890 and stick it in the ..../firmware directory.
If you do a tail -f /var/log/messages in one window, and then plug in the card you should see a message about recognising the card. Then when you enter 'ifconfig eth1 up 192.168.1.69' (or whatever for your wireless device and IP address) you should see an 'uploading firmware' message.
Good Luck - e-mail me if you want any more details or help.
Regards, Rob D.
- 12-29-2004 #17
Ah, i seemed to be missing the firmware.agent


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