[Wirelessdriver-support] Re: No signal being received

[Ross L H. <rlh...@MI...>]

Thanks.  I made a stupid mistake and thought that WEP was opt-in, not
opt-out when setting up a base station, then didn't have any other
problems, as the rest of the computers I set up with it all are running
straight Airport.

Ross Hatton

On Thu, 22 Nov 2001, yuriwho wrote:

> It sounds as though you have to enter the correct WEP password in hex
> format into the prefpane settings. The Wavelan silver card is working
> for everyone that everyone that I know of. Read the FAQ and if you still
> are having troubles let us know.
>
> Y
>
> On Thursday, November 22, 2001, at 01:11 AM, Ross L Hatton wrote:
>
> > I'm running an Orinoco silver in a Lombard 400 with 10.1.1 on it.  Under
> > WirelessDriver, the card does not seem to be picking up any signal from
> > the base station.
> >
> >   The card works fine when I boot into 9, but under 10, the
> > WirelessConfig
> > pane's signal level just sits at whatThe card works fine when I boot
> > into
> > 9, but under 10, the WirelessConfig pane's signal level just sits at
> > what
> > appears to be a minimum level, and the card's LED pattern corresponds
> > to a
> > working card that can't make a connection (power and signal blink on in
> > unison
> > once every 10 seconds).  If I hit the "Apply" button in WirelessConfig,
> > the
> > LEDs do a double blink then return to the 10 second pattern.  The
> > Network
> > pane is assigning 169.x.x.x numbers to the wireless interface.
> >
> > Thanks for any help,
> >
> > Ross Hatton
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
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