Re: Why does not a WiFi card work in Fedora, when it works in Debian.

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On Tue, Jun 06, 2006 at 10:22:47PM +0200, Tomas Larsson wrote:
 > Dear group.
 > Been struggling to get a rt61 card to work in FC4.
 > So-far with no success, not with the various rt61 drivers, nor ndiswrapper.
 > But the rt61 chipset is reported to work in debian, why not in Fedora?

It may be that the module worked in an older Fedora kernel, but as Fedora
keeps moving to keep up with the upstream kernel, sometimes things outside
the kernel break.  If Debian ran the same version kernel, it'd likely have
the same problem.

(Not just Debian either, the same applies to just about any distro).

		Dave

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