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@@ -44,24 +44,24 @@ driver from atmelwlandriver.sourceforge.net, replug the device If you have hotplug installed, the drivers should now be loaded. If not, load them by hand: -modprobe -v vnet503-rfmd +modprobe -v at76c503-rfmd or -insmod usbdfu.o; insmod at76c503.o; insmod vnet503-rfmd.o +insmod usbdfu.o; insmod at76c503.o; insmod at76c503-rfmd.o -You can give the network device another name than eth by giving -the module the eth_name parameter. Eg. -insmod vnet503-rfmd.o eth_name=wlan%d -would give the first device the name wlan0, the second wlan1 etc... +You can give the network device another name than wlan by giving +the module the netdev_name parameter. Eg. +insmod at76c503-rfmd.o netdev_name=eth%d +would give the first device the name eth0, the second eth1 etc... Check if the modules are loaded with lsmod. It should look like this: ... -vnet503-rfmd 38656 0 (unused) -at76c503 34004 0 [vnet503-rfmd] -usbdfu 9144 0 [vnet503-rfmd] +at76c503-rfmd 38656 0 (unused) +at76c503 34004 0 [at76c503-rfmd] +usbdfu 9144 0 [at76c503-rfmd] ... -setup networking (replace <iface> with eth0, eth1, ..., <ch> with a +setup networking (replace <iface> with wlan0, wlan1, ..., <ch> with a channel number (1..14) <essid> with your network id (a string), <ip> with an IP address) @@ -69,8 +69,8 @@ iwconfig <iface> channel <ch> mode ad-hoc essid <essid> ifonfig <iface> <ip> up Example: -iwconfig eth2 mode ad-hoc channel 10 essid okuwlan -ifconfig eth2 192.168.3.1 up +iwconfig wlan2 mode ad-hoc channel 10 essid okuwlan +ifconfig wlan2 192.168.3.1 up Test it by pinging another host with a wlan adaptor. |