On Wed, Mar 27, 2002 at 04:54:58PM +0100, Thorsten.Sick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
( this is wandering off-topic now, so please reply to me directly. I've
sent this reply to the ethereal list so if anyone else is interested please
let me know and I'll ensure you're cc'ed the replies, or a mailing list is
set up, or you're informed of a mailing list that has been found, or, er,
something )
> I wasn't able to set "Mode: rfmon" in the proc directory.
In my experience the card only shows two modes, adhoc, and ESS, which mode
did you see?
> Other modes worked.
How do you mean? I've yet to see any reasonable documentation on the
different modes the card supports, and how the output of
/proc/driver/aironet/ethn/Config or Status reflects this.
> After checking drivers, kernel, card-pcmcia 340 ( everything as described)
> the last missing thing is: firmware.
I've already asked here about interchangable drivers for the same card,
hopefully I'll pick up a clue on this soon.
> > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> > Von: Ulf Bertilsson [SMTP:ulf.bertilsson@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
<snip>
> > I have an very good working setup on my portable. I might have time
> > tomorrow to tell/point to how to setup.
Ulf, please email me direct on this.
> > It's based on Cisco 430 cards.
> >
> > I also have WEP tools, but we have yett to find anyone who have tured it
> > on :)
> >
> > Maybe I should start an own malinglist on this subject ?
I'm sure there must be one already, but if not I'm sure one of us will be
able to configure something without too much bother.
As I say, I'll stay in touch with people who are interested in the subject.
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