I am having a similar, but opposite problem. I've been using a C1000 with Opie (OZ 3.5.4.1) for a while, using Wellenreiter to audit WIFI installations. I also use it for e-mail and web browsing, but we recently switched from WEP to WPA/PSK and my WCF-11 card wouldn't work. The firmware on the card needed upgrading, and none of the upgrading approaches I found would work.
Temporarily upgrading a cards firmware via a RAM upload of an updated version works fine.
Angstrom even does it automatically for you.
i decided to "get with the program", since OZ is now being abandoned in favor of Angstrom, so I installed the May 12 Akita. The WCF-11 would not work at all, even after getting rid of the Orinoco drivers, so I invested in an Ambicom WL1100-CF, based on some recommendations in the forums.
If there is a Linux driver for this card it could have been made to work.
That was not recognized at all with OZ,
I seriously doubt that.
and with Angstrom, I can get it to work only after repeated removing and inserting the card, and only with a shell - the GUIs all seem to shut off the card - and only with WEP.
The shell is your friend. All the "GUI" apps are basically frontends to shell commands and ASCII config files. Also "repeated removing and inserting the card," hardly is an acceptable debugging technique. You could have saved yourself a bunch of money and a lot of time by sitting on your but and reading up on how to configure a WLAN card manually w/o any GUI crap.
It is a rewarding learning experience as well.
Since I can't find a version of Wellenreiter to run with Angstrom, I have taken a giant step backwards!
Wellenreiter runs under OPIE, not X11 / GPE.
Has anyone gotten Wellenreiter ( or any of the GUI applications) running on Angstrom with the Ambicom card?
Walt
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See above.