1. The "linuxarm-guide-rev2.0.pdf" states on page 28:
> The TS-Kernel supports USB WiFi 802.11g devices based on the zd1211
> chipset. The
> module binary is available at:
> â ftp://oz.embeddedarm.com/wireless/zd1211/module/zd.o
> In order to bring up a wireless network, one needs to load the
> required modules, use
> ifconfig to brings wlan0 up and then use iwconfig to associate the
> interface to a WAP.
Do the same directions apply for WLAN operation under Debian?
All I've done to my 7400 so far is change the /linuxrc symlink to
point to /linuxrc-sdboot and rebooted under Debian, ethernet and
serial are working great and now I want to bring up the WLAN.
2. is there any way to get WEP or WPA encryption using the WLAN
support in Debian ? (Ideally WPA if for no other reason than I only
have one base station in the house and it's in WPA mode)
3. The kit I got came with the SD card pre-installed in the 7400 with
the Debian environment on it. If I mess that up in some way, what
are the steps to restore that flash card to its factory state ? Or,
what would be the best way to back it up?
thanks in advance for any help on these.
Rob
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