Hi Blair,
--- In "Blair" <> wrote:
>
> Where did you get the driver? I used one that came off the Debian dongle.
> However, that driver is definitely buggy. Ad-hoc sort of works but I found
> that you have to bring the device down to switch networks.
These were the drivers that came with the board, already flashed. I also
found a driver zd_b.o on the TS site but the checksum is the same as the one I
already had.
If you know of another driver I can try, do tell!
>
> I did try to compile a newer version of the driver but for some reason it
> doesn't see the Iogear device. Bleah. Once again, lousy support from TS on
> something.
>
> This does point to a larger question for people though. Does a plain PC/104
> (not PC/104-Plus) 802.11 card exist? I need to network 7260's but USB isn't
> really a viable option for it and I need an external antenna.
I could use exactly the same thing! Another option that is not really viable
in my case was to use a wireless router at the ethernet port.
Thanks,
-harold
>
>
> --- In "th4rold" <tmstyhh@> wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > I've been trying to get Wifi working on the TS-7260. I have gotten as far
> > as insmodding zdb.o, which does create a network interface (cat
> > /proc/net/dev shows that wlan0 exists) but if I try:
> > ifconfig wlan0 up
> > the whole machine hangs up! Not instantly but always within a couple of
> > seconds. This happens with both the TS-7260 and TS-7300 which I used just
> > for testing.
> >
> > zdb.o has md5sum:
> > ea5d1c980a6de67caac2a3fe4935fce5 zdb.o
> > Both machines boot the ts11 kernel, the TS-7260 runs TSLINUX from flash,
> > and the TS-7300 runs Debian from the SD card.
> > The USB Wifi adapter is an Iogear GWU523, but the same issue arises with a
> > Belkin F5D7050.
> >
> > There's been just one mention of a machine locking up that I can find, but
> > there was no resolution
> > (http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/ts-7000/message/7118).
> >
> > Thanks,
> > -harold
> >
>
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