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Hello Everybody.
I've strange behaviour with hardware I've written in the subject. I only have problems to connect to the ap with the intel pro wireless 2200bg.
Any other wireless nic works just fine.
Has anybody the same problems?
Thx for any infos.
Josi
Hello Everybody.
I've strange behaviour with hardware I've written in the subject. I only have problems to connect to the ap with the intel pro wireless 2200bg.
Any other wireless nic works just fine.Has anybody the same problems?
Thx for any infos.
Josi
Not that I've heard.
We need more info. What is the operating system running on the system with the 2200bg, how far from the AP are you testing from, and have you tested the 2200bg against a different wireless AP to see if it does actually work?
Also, what version of OpenWRT are you using on your wrt54gl.
JS
- sony vaio with xp-pro sp2 and actual intel driver
- just 1m beside the wrt54-gl
- tested with a new wrt54-gl and original linksys firmware -> works fine
- buildrout-ng r4928
thx
josi
(Last edited by josi on 2 Dec 2006, 23:30)
I did just find this post: http://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?pid=35234
the intel pro wireless 2200bg works fine under whiterussian rc5.
unter kamikaze I had no chance to get a connection to the wrt54gl.
Just a strange behaviour.
Josi
Hi,
Check http://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?pid=47453
The reason might be the broadcom driver which is used in kamikaze (kernel 2.4)
What luck! I encountered the same problem, but I didn't list my wireless card. I don't have any replies, but I have it sorta working.
http://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?id=10551
Correction: it also happens with an Atheros card under Windows. It might have nothing to do with the client card.
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