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Old 01-27-2007   #1 (permalink)
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FC6 on IBM T42 and wifi

I have an IBM T42 that I recently installed Fedora Core 6 on. It has the Intel Pro IPW2100 wireless adapter. I installed the 80211 rpm and then installed the IPW2100 firmware. However, nothing I do seems to make the link work. At boot up, the OS claims that eth1 failed. Once up, I try to 'activate' eth1 from the network admin screen. When I try this, it fails and suggest I 'check the cable' - that is an odd message for a wireless connection.

Does anyone have a similar setup working. Any idea what I need to do to get it working.

TIA,
/JMB
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