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Dec 11 2003, 04:03 PM
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Are the drivers for the Socket wifi CF card built into the 1.32 rom? I thought it would be cool learning Linux on the Z, but being a newbie I'm totally lost on how to get this working on my 5600. I don't really know the commands used in the terminal to manipulate the files. Can any one point me to a site or give me some help? I tried to follow this but am totally lost (http://www.iral.com:88/~albertr/zaurus/spectrum/)
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Dec 12 2003, 06:47 AM
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I have a symbol spectrum24 which I believe is the exact same card as the socket, and it works well on my 5600 with the 1.32 rom with no tweaks. The driver is already built in. However, I can't get wep to work just yet.
At first I though it wasn't working. I entered my wireless networking details etc but the "current" tab under the networking dialogue said that there was no access point. I figured like you that there was something wrong with the drivers etc. Actually there was nothing wrong with the card or drivers. I had simply failed to click on the little globe icon on the taskbar with a red cross through it. This then asks if you want to connect to the network, which it then did very successfully. Perhaps you have made the same silly error that I did? |
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Dec 12 2003, 01:59 PM
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Thanks, I now think it may be my Ad-Hoc networking setup on my computer giving me the headaches, gonna go pick up a wireless router instead.
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Dec 12 2003, 02:24 PM
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Group: Members Posts: 28 Joined: 2-December 03 From: Howey in the Hills, Florida USA Member No.: 1,025 |
I never did get this card to work on my 5500.
Even after downloading a driver, I still have no luck with this card. I bought it becuase I read somewhere that it has better range. |
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