Mathieu Baudier wrote: > Hi, > > this looks fine for me, thanks for your efforts! > > I don't have the laptop with the Broadcom card here but I'll test your > procedure point by point in a few days when I'll upgrade the kernel > there. > > Just one remark: I had to deactivate the 'network' service and > activate the 'NetworkManager' service in order to easily have wireless > working. > I also do the them on my other laptop (which thankfully doesn't have a > Broadcom card :). > Is there another (simple) way? Or should this be added somewhere as well? > > Cheers, > > Mathieu I think this is more of a general wireless / laptop question (i.e. pretty much everyone will recommend that you use NetworkManager on your laptop instead of 'network' service - due to volatile network settings expected for laptops. OK then, I'll take your sillence as an approval of the manual and remove the DRAFT tag and move it to *Making Wireless work on your laptop (or desktop) *So if anyone has any final suggestions or comments I'd be happy to hear it before this goes official. Regrads, Milos -- Cert. No: 605008720421478 Email: milos.blazevic at sbb.rs <mailto:milos.blazevic at sbb.rs> Tel: 064/301 45 78
