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I just recently install fedora core 5 on my toshiba satellite A60/65 laptop. During installation, I set up DHCP to configure automaticall as oppose to inputting a static. However, Iam unable to configure my wireless card to view or connect to wireless network within range.
[B]I tried using these three commands to activate my wireless card:[/B]/sbin/chkconfig --level 345 NetworkManger on
/sbin/chkconfig --level 345 NetworkMangerDispatcher on
/sbin/service NetworkManger start ; /sbin/service NetworkManager Dispatcher start
THese commands enabled the icon displaying the connection status to appear in the panel...which reads " no network connection"
Here are the specific when I executed "ifconfig": eth0
Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:A01C5:B7
I have the docs for yum, but it seems somewhat unclear to me...when a yum command is issued, the docs say it "downloads" the proper packages etc. Since I am trying to make a wireless system work, I obviously don't have access to the internet yet. Am I chasing my tail here issuing a command that "downloads" the proper package when I in fact don't even have access to the internet yet?
2) I ran the uname-r cmd to determine my kernel. It returned 2.6.15-1.2054_FC5. When I viewed the livna repository, I didn't see a madwifi kernel module-package that support this kernel. what do I do in this case?
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