Re: Distributions kernels'n stuff

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Hi!
   perhaps you could search for your distros kernel source package. I don't 
know how much of the configuration will be in there. But you can usually find 
a config of you kernel in
/proc/config.gz
   Then try to search for your wireless card, if it's in there. The kernel has 
a GUI configuration front-end, which should be comfortable enough.
   That's the way I would go about it. The driver might be something, I don't 
know...
   HTH.
   Kindest regards
          Julien

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