[Wirelessdriver-support] Support if possible?

[Henry C. <ha...@in...>]

I am very glad to have found the wireless driver open source software you
are administering and I hope it will work for me. My objective is to use a
WavLAN Silver PCMCIA card on my Powerbook G3 with hotspots in the area (I d=
o
not have a wireless router set-up yet)

I run OS X 10.2.3 on a Powerbook G3 Pismo

When I tried to invoke the terminal commands suggested in the FAQ, this is
the response I got:

[Henry-Clines-Computer:~] henrycline% sudo kmodstat -n
com.apple.iokit.IOPCCardFamily
sudo: kmodstat: command not found

[Henry-Clines-Computer:~] henrycline% sudo kmodstat -n
org.noncontiguous.WirelessDriver
sudo: kmodstat: command not found

I have installed the wireless driver from the most recent download:
You are requesting file: /wirelessdriver/WirelessDriverBeta5_1.dmg.sit

When I insert the PCMCIA card it comes up on my menu bar with three lines:
Lucent Tech (grayed)
WavLAN IEEE (grayed)
Power Off card (not grayed)

When I open my Network set-up, there are no alternative Ethernet adapter
options such as (en1 or en2) in the drop down menu.

The WirelessDriver Config appears in my system preferences /other, but when
I select it there are no available options ot input (they are all grayed) I
assume this is because Ihave yet to be able to detect my PCMCIA card.

I think that is all the info I have available.

If you have suggestions on where to start troubleshooting,  I would greatly
appreciate the help. (The obvious question I must ask, is must there be an
existing wireless signal available to even start setting the card and the
driver?)

Henry



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