anyone know details about how the acx100 kernel module was compiled?
Darren Critchley
darrenc at telus.net
Wed Oct 6 14:45:42 UTC 2004
Matt Zimmerman wrote:
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>
>This driver is already included in the default kernel; that's how it made
>its way onto your system. :-)
>
>However, you do currently need to supply the firmware yourself:
>
>https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1346
>
>If you would write up a how-to document in the wiki, that would be great.
>
>
>
But the question was what version is the acx100 kernel module? I have
the card working, and have tried it both suggested ways - ndiswrapper
works fine and so does using the installed acx100 kernel module as well
as compiling and installing the latest acx100 kernel module.
The reason I want a newer kernel module is that kismet
(http://www.kismetwireless.net/) will not work with the installed kernel
module.
The latest acx100 driver that is listed at acx100.sourceforge.net is
Version 0.2.0pre8
Could the developers please add the latest module to the kernel in the
next build?
I will post a how to as soon as I am satisfied that the method works for
satisfactorily, it may have broken my pcmcia as it no longer gives me an
audible beep when a card is inserted or upon initialization during boot.
Also, seen as most of my experience is with Red Hat based systems, is
there an equivalent to rc.d/init.d ? The self compiled kernel module has
its own start and stop scripts that I want to add as I am manually doing
it right now.
Thanks
Darren
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