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Hi i actually have two PCs with G520 (Dlink) wireless cards on them.I have Fedora Core 3 on one of them and XP on the other. The one with the ...
  1. 02-08-2005 #1
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    Problems in configuring a wireless card in Ad-hoc Mode

    Hi i actually have two PCs with G520 (Dlink) wireless cards on them.I have Fedora Core 3 on one

    of them and XP on the other. The one with the XP seems to run this wireless card fine. On Fedora

    i am using Ndiswrapper and want to connect to the other PC in the Ad-hoc Mode.

    I have tried a lot and it seems that there is something wrong with the DHCP

    settings.Would i have to make one Pc dhcp client and one dhcp server to work in the Ad-hoc mode?

    How should i configure it so that i can network the both PCs in Ad-hoc mode?Plz help me out.
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    im not saying that you cant but some nic's used with ndiswrapper cant be set to ad-hoc mode(just not supported yet)
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