I just installed Fedora 6 on my IBM thinkpad 600x. I'm a computer engineer by trade and have often worked in Unix development environments, but this is my first foray into the realm of Linux.
I have a dlink DWL-650 (revB) PCMCIA wireless card which I want to use to connect to the internet. My labtop is pretty useless to me if I cant get online.
Trouble is I can not seem to be able to find a linux driver for this card. I queried DLINK and got forwarded to the madwifi.org site. But their drivers only seem to work with a Atheros chipset, which I do not have. I tried anyways and sure enough the make failed.
Does anybody have any suggestions on how I might be able to make my DWL-650 card work with Linux? Does anybody know of PCMCIA wireless cards that come with linux drivers/support?
Thanks
bobby
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