airo-linux-gen80211

[Aironet] (no subject)

[Erick D. C. B. <eri...@ab...>]

Hey man, do you get help about your problem with your aironet 340, =
because I have the same problem if you get some idea please let me know, =
and you will save my life!!! THANKS!!! Erick.

[Airo-linux-gen80211] (no subject)

[Shweta B. <sh...@gm...>]

Hi !

I want to know how to set the Cisco 350/352 series card in the promiscous
mode. Could any one help?

Thanks,
Shweta

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[Airo-linux-gen80211] (no subject)

[Andrew M. <am...@bo...>]

Hello All,

I have a Cisco Aironet LMC-350. I want use AP mode for this card.
When I set in airo.c opmode to MODE_AP & MODE_AP_INTERFACE, this mode don't work.
I know, that my card is work at AP mode (when insert in Cisco AP case 
instead original card).
What can I make a normal Aironet card work as an AP?

Is anyone interested in exchanging RAW 802.16 packet with airo card?  


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Re: [Airo-linux-gen80211] (no subject)

[Mark A. <mr...@po...>]

Andrew Melovatsky <am...@bo...> writes:
> I have a Cisco Aironet LMC-350. I want use AP mode for this card.
> When I set in airo.c opmode to MODE_AP & MODE_AP_INTERFACE, this
> mode don't work.  I know, that my card is work at AP mode (when
> insert in Cisco AP case instead original card).

Making your card act as an AP requires loading special dynamic (deleted
on poweroff) firmware into the card.  The Cisco AP case has a CPU
that does that.  THe Linux driver does not do that, mainly because
Cisco has the copyright on that binary blob of firmware, and dont
exactly document how to load it, let alone document the API that
it exposes.


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[Aironet] i fixed myself

[Matt <bla...@we...>]

Well,
I fixed my problem

I am now running an ISA card.   The pci card  wouldn't go at all.  The 
system(s)  a\were old P90 machines with the intel triton chipset(old 
shit).  All three pci slots were sharing 1 irq(selectable) but with a pci 
video card, and pci ethernet card,  it wouldn't go.  I am assuming that the 
aironet cards don't like sharing interrupts, at least not on old non 2.1 
compliant boards.

Wierd,  but oh well!

Matt Teagarden
bla...@we...



>Any help?
>
>*** sorry, no clue
>
>I already struggled through the pcmcia stuff only to realize it
>wasn't needed.  I USED to think I knew what I was doing when it came to
>device drivers and network cards,  but i guess not!
>
>**** but! i liked yr humble comment!
>
>*** cheers