Hi,
the "apt-get upgrade" install the "wlan-ng" package. Your wi-fi card will be wlan0 instead of eth0. You can find all the files you need in /etc/pcmcia
...take a look at wireless.opts..
hope this helps,
I have done a HD install of knoppix 3.3 and the wireless nic (using orinoco driver) was recognised and was working well (after wlcardconfig and netcardconfig). Then I did a apt-get update followed by apt-get upgrade. Once it completed, I rebooted the system and now the system does not recognise my wireless card. Has anyone else faced the same problem? Any resolution to this problem?
BTW, I was using knoppix 3.2 HD install until recently and apt-get upgrade did not mess up my wireless setup.
Cheers,
Azeem
Hi,
the "apt-get upgrade" install the "wlan-ng" package. Your wi-fi card will be wlan0 instead of eth0. You can find all the files you need in /etc/pcmcia
...take a look at wireless.opts..
hope this helps,
What about cardmgr? Is it running after the upgrade? You can check like this:
What does that return?Code:ps aux| grep cardmgr

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