In windows on this laptop a special wireless button has to be pressed to
make a special wireless led light up. After this the wireless card can
be used. Because all my attempt to make this card work in linux failed,
I suspected this behavior may be hardwired in this laptop. Because this
laptop has a lot of characteristics in common with some acer laptops I
started hacking on the acer hotkey driver. I could get it to turn on the
led on loading the module. After this the card finally responds to
iwconfig commands.
Thanks for all your help, folks, but the problem couldn't be solved. Tried the link above but the acerhotkey drivers link didn't work anymore. Tried to find it elsewhere in first place but I've come to the conclusion that I'm better of with a wireless usb-stick and now I'm connected.
Even trying to unblock with xp got me nowhere. But the old card wouldn't be much fun anyway
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HPC:Factor has compiled a library of Intersil Prism 2.5 reference drivers with the aim to resolve some of the confusion regarding the use of chipset drivers for PC Card or CF Card adapters with faulty, or non-existent OEM drivers.
Following the release of this article a change has been made in the inputting of Hardware Compatibility Data (HCD) in to the HPC:Factor Hardware Compatibility List (HCL). Adapters which are reported to function correctly using one of the generic drivers listed for download in this article will now be entered in to the HCL, where as before adapters using chipset reference drivers have not been indexed.
We would be interested to hear in your successes and failures with Prism 2.5 based WiFi adapters. Please consider submitting both your successes and failures with these drivers through the HCL submission form so that we can aid as many users as possible with their hardware purchasing decisions. The HCL compatibility form is located here.
Cards supported by thedriver come in a variety of packages, though the most commonare of the PCMCIA type.In many cases, the PCI version of a wireless card is simplya PCMCIA card bundled with a PCI adapter.The PCI adapters come in two flavors: true PCMCIA bridges anddumb PCMCIA bridges.A true PCMCIA bridge (such as those sold by Lucent) will attachas a real PCMCIA controller.The wireless card will then attach to the PCMCIA bus.Wireless cards in PCMCIA slots may be inserted and ejected on the fly.
A dumb bridge, on the other hand, does not show up as a true PCMCIA bus.The wireless card will simply appear to the host as a normal PCIdevice and will not require any PCMCIA support.Cards in this type of adapter should only be removed when themachine is powered down.
The second manufacturer is who makes the wireless chipset within the card. This is the most important company to know. Unfortunately, it is sometimes the hardest to determine. This is because card manufacturers generally don't want to reveal what they use inside their card. However, for our purposes, it is critical to know the wireless chipset manufacturer. Knowing the wireless chipset manufacturer allows you to determine which operating systems are supported, software drivers you need and what limitations are associated with them. The compatibility section describes the operating systems supported and limitations by chipset.
The madwifi-ng driver is used for the atheros chipsets. This driver does not support any USB atheros devices. However, Atheros acquired Zydas which makes USB chipsets (zd1211 and zd1211b). Atheros has renamed this chipset to AR5007UG. The AR5007UG chipset is NOT supported by the madwifi-ng driver, but it is recommended, because its one of the cheapest chips (about 5, 6$ on eBay) supported by aircrack-ng and offers reliable and stable operation for wireless connectivity. Starting with 2.6.24, AR5007UG(zd1211/zd1211b) can be used with zd1211rw. Madwifi-ng is deprecated and now most supported cards by madwifi-ng should be supported by ath5k or ath9k.
Intel wireless cards are common devices found inside most laptops apart from Broadcom, Atheros, Ralink and Realtek. These devices has native linux support and generally do work well for most parts except for Intel's older chipsets such as ipw2200. 3945 owners are recommended to use iwl3945 as the older driver ipw3945 does not have monitor or injection capability and requires ipwraw-ng and is often not easy to work with ipwraw-ng. Owners of 4965 and later has support with iwlagn.
The legacy chipsets, namely Intersil Prism 2, Prism 2.5 and Prism 3 struggle in terms of support as the owners are slowly fading away. The drivers were split between the connecting interfaces on linux platform. Pre prismGT models had the hostap driver for most PCI/PCMCIA cards and wlan-ng for USB devices. These drivers are based on legacy stack and has two main drawbacks:
As for Intersil/Conexant PrismGT chipsets, the support for these on linux has been making a comeback. Initially the prism54 driver is only able to support fullMAC cards, the support for softMAC cards were all over the place such as the use of islsm. As of kernel 2.6.26, a new driver p54 has been incorporated with plans to merge both fullMAC and softMAC support of Intersil/Conexant PrismGT product range. The initial code was buggy but users with >=2.6.28 kernel will benefit regardless of which PrismGT they own.
New laptops now normally come with ExpressCard slots. The current problem is that there are not a lot of ExpressCard wireless cards which are compatible with the aircrack-ng suite. However, ExpressCard to PCMCIA/Cardbus adapters have appeared in the market.
On my Wallstreet, I would often do wireless network assessments with KisMAC, and since the wallstreet doesn't have AirPort, I used a normal Intersil Prism-based card for wireless. Also, since OSX doesn't play nice with Prism-based cards, I had to buy the IOXperts driver.
Wireless networking is supported in OpenBSD and numerous chipsets are known to work. However, feature availability depends on the chipset-driver combination. An overview of the supported wireless chipsets for OpenBSD can be found here.
Wireless network cards for computers require control software to make them function (firmware, device drivers). This is a list of the status of some open-source drivers for 802.11 wireless network cards.
Lucent Technologies WaveLAN/IEEE 802.11b wireless networkadapters and workalikes using the Lucent Hermes, Intersil PRISM-II,Intersil PRISM-2.5, Intersil Prism-3, and Symbol Spectrum24chipsets ( wi(4) driver)
[amd64, i386] Lucent Technologies WaveLAN/IEEE 802.11b wirelessnetwork adapters and workalikes using the Lucent Hermes, IntersilPRISM-II, Intersil PRISM-2.5, Intersil Prism-3, and SymbolSpectrum24 chipsets (wi(4)driver)
Alternatively, to load the driver as amodule at boot time, place the following line inloader.conf(5):if_wi_load="YES"DEPRECATION NOTICEThis driver is scheduled for removal prior to the release ofFreeBSD 13.0DESCRIPTIONThewidriver provides support for 802.11b wireless network adapters based aroundthe Lucent Hermes, Intersil PRISM-II, Intersil PRISM-2.5, and IntersilPrism-3 chipsets.All chipsets provide a similar interface to the driver.Only the Intersil chipsets support access point operation or WPA.Very old versions of firmware are not supported at all.Older versions of the firmware that are supported may severely limitthe ability to use these cards in newer networks.Only relatively recent versions of Intersil firmware supports WPA.See CAVEATS for details.All host/device interaction is via programmed I/O, even on those cardsthat support a DMA interface.For more information on configuring this device, seeifconfig(8).wisupports station, adhoc, adhoc-demo, hostap,and monitormode operation.Only onevirtual interface may be configured at a time.For more information on configuring this device, seeifconfig(8).Cards supported by thewidriver come in a variety of packages, though the most commonare of the PCMCIA type.In many cases, the PCI version of a wireless card is simplya PCMCIA card bundled with a PCI adapter.The PCI adapters come in two flavors: true PCMCIA bridges anddumb PCMCIA bridges.A true PCMCIA bridge (such as those sold by Lucent) will attachas a real PCMCIA controller.The wireless card will then attach to the PCMCIA bus.Wireless cards in PCMCIA slots may be inserted and ejected on the fly.A dumb bridge, on the other hand, does not show up as a true PCMCIA bus.The wireless card will simply appear to the host as a normal PCIdevice and will not require any PCMCIA support.Cards in this type of adapter should only be removed when themachine is powered down.The following cards are among those supported by thewidriver: Card Ta Chip Bus3Com AirConnect 3CRWE777APrism-IIPCIAccton airDirect WN3301PCMCIAACTIONTEC HWC01170Prism-2.5PCMCIAAdaptech ANW-8030Prism-3PCMCIAAddtron AWP-100Prism-IIPCMCIAAdtec Adlink/340CPrism-IIPCMCIAAirvast WN 100Prism-3PCMCIAAirway 802.11 AdapterPCMCIAAgere OrinocoHermesPCMCIAAllied Telesis WR211PCMPrism-IIPCMCIAArTem OnAirPrism?PCMCIAAsus WL100Prism-2.5PCMCIAAvaya WirelessPrism-IIPCMCIABay eMobility 11BPrism-2.5?PCMCIABlue Concentric Circle WL-379FPrism-IICFBreezeNet WirelessPrism-IIPCMCIABuffalo WLI-PCM-S11Prism-IIPCMCIABuffalo WLI-PCM-L11GHermesPCMCIABuffalo WLI-CF-S11GPrism-IICFBuffalo WLI2-CF-S11GPrism 2.5CFCabletron RoamAboutHermesPCMCIACompaq Agency NC5004Prism-IIPCMCIACompaq WL100Prism-IIPCMCIACompaq WL110HermesPCMCIACompaq WL200Prism-IIPCMCIAContec FLEXLAN/FX-DS110-PCCPrism-IIPCMCIACorega PCC-11Prism-IIPCMCIACorega PCCA-11Prism-IIPCMCIACorega PCCB-11Prism-IIPCMCIACorega CGWLPCIA11Prism-IIPCIDell TrueMobile 1150HermesPCMCIADlink Air 660Prism-IIPCMCIADlink DWL520Prism-2.5PCIDlink DWL650Prism-2.5PCMCIAELECOM Air@Hawk/LD-WL11/PCCPCMCIAELSA MC-11PCMCIAELSA XI300Prism-IIPCMCIAELSA XI325Prism-2.5PCMCIAELSA APDL325Prism-2.5PCMCIAELSA XI330Prism-3PCMCIAELSA XI800Prism-IICFEMTAC A2424iPrism-IIPCMCIAFarallon SkylinePrism-IIPCMCIAGemtek WL-311Prism-2.5PCMCIAHawking Technology WE110PPrism-2.5PCMCIAHome Wireless NetworksPrism-IIPCMCIAIBM High Rate WirelessHermesPCMCIAICOM SL-1100Prism-IIPCMCIAI-O DATA WN-B11/PCMPrism-IIPCMCIAIntersil Prism IIPrism-IIPCMCIAIntersil Mini-PCIPrism-2.5PCIIntersil ISL37100PPrism-3PCMCIAIntersil ISL37110PPrism-3PCMCIAIntersil ISL37300PPrism-3PCMCIALaneed WirelessPCMCIALinksys Instant Wireless WPC11Prism-IIPCMCIALinksys Instant Wireless WPC11 2.5Prism-2.5PCMCIALinksys Instant Wireless WPC11 3.0Prism-3PCMCIALinksys WCF11Prism-3PCMCIALinksys WCF12Prism-3CFLucent WaveLANHermesPCMCIAMelco AirconnectPrism-IIPCMCIAMicrosoft MN-520 WLANPrism-IIPCMCIANANOSPEED ROOT-RZ2000Prism-IIPCMCIANCR WaveLAN/IEEE 802.11PCMCIANDC/Sohoware NCP130Prism-IIPCINEC CMZ-RT-WPPrism-IIPCMCIANEC PK-WL001LucentPCMCIANEC PC-WL/11CPrism-IIPCMCIANetgear MA311Prism-2.5PCINetgear MA401Prism-II/2.5PCMCIANetgear MA401RAPrism-IIPCMCIANetgear MA701Prism-IICFNOKIA C020 WLANPrism-IIPCMCIANOKIA C110 WLANPrism-2.5PCMCIANTT-ME 11Mbps Wireless LANPrism-IIPCMCIAPlanex GeoWave/GW-NS110Prism-IIPCMCIAPlanex GW-NS11HPrism-IIPCMCIAProxim HarmonyPrism-IIPCMCIAProxim RangeLAN-DSPrism-IIPCMCIASamsung MagicLAN SWL-2000NPrism-IIPCMCIASENAO SL-2511CDPrism-3PCMCIASiemens SpeedStream SS1021Prism-IIPCMCIASiemens SpeedStream SS1021Prism-3PCMCIASMC 2532W-BPrism-IIPCMCIASMC 2602 EZ Connect (3.3V)Prism-IIPCI or PCMCIASMC 2632 EZ ConnectPrism-IIPCMCIASocket Low Power WLAN-CFPrism-IICFSony PCWA-C100LucentPCMCIASony PEGA-WL110Prism-2.5PCMCIATDK LAK-CD011WLPrism-IIPCMCIAToshiba Wireless LAN CardPrism-IIPCMCIAU.S.amp; Robotics Wireless Card 2410Prism-IIPCMCIAYIS YWL-11BPrism-IIPCMCIASeveral vendors sell PCI adapters built around the PLX Technology 9050or 9052 chip.The following such adapters are supported or expected to work:3Com AirConnect 3CRWE777A (3.3V)Belkin F5D6000 (a rebadged WL11000P)Eumitcom WL11000PGlobal Sun Technology GL24110P (untested)Global Sun Technology GL24110P02LinkSys WDT11 (a rebadged GL24110P02)Netgear MA301US Robotics 2415 (rebadged WL11000P)Wisecom Wireless LAN PCI AdapterThe following adapters have the same model numbers as those listedabove, but might not work if the actual card is after the change awayfrom the Prism family:DLink DWL520EXAMPLESJoin an existing BSS network (ie: connect to an access point):ifconfig wlan create wlandev wi0 inet 192.168.0.20 \ netmask 0xffffff00Join a specific BSS network with network name"my_net":ifconfig wlan create wlandev wi0 inet 192.168.0.20 \ netmask 0xffffff00 ssid my_netJoin a specific BSS network with WEP encryption:ifconfig wlan create wlandev wi0 inet 192.168.0.20 \ netmask 0xffffff00 ssid my_net \ wepmode on wepkey 0x8736639624 weptxkey 1Join a Lucent legacy demo ad-hoc network with network name"my_net":ifconfig wlan create wlandev wi0 wlanmode ahdemo \ inet 192.168.0.20 netmask 0xffffff00 ssid my_netJoin/create an IBSS network with network name"my_net":ifconfig wlan create wlandev wi0 wlanmode adhoc wi0 \ inet 192.168.0.22 netmask 0xffffff00 ssid my_netCreate a host-based access point (Prism only):ifconfig wlan create wlandev wi0 wlanmode hostap \ inet 192.168.0.10 netmask 0xffffff00 ssid my_apCreate a host-based access point with WEP enabled (Prism only)and plumb it into bridge to fxp0:ifconfig wlan0 create wlandev wi0 wlanmode hostap \ inet 192.168.0.10 netmask 0xffffff00 ssid my_ap \ wepmode on wepkey 0x1234567890 weptxkey 1ifconfig bridge0 createifconfig bridge0 addm wlan0 addm fxp0 upThis will give you the same functionality as an access point.DIAGNOSTICS wi%d: init failedThe WaveLAN card failed to become ready after an initialization commandwas issued. wi%d: failed to allocate %d bytes on NICThe driver was unable to allocate memory for transmit frames in theNIC's on-board RAM.This can also be an indication of an incorrectly configured interrupt. wi%d: device timeoutThe WaveLAN card failed to generate an interrupt to acknowledge a transmitcommand.SEE ALSOintro(4),pccard(4),pccbb(4),pcic(4),wlan(4),wlan_ccmp(4),wlan_tkip(4),wlan_wep(4),wlan_xauth(4),hostapd(8),ifconfig(8),wpa_supplicant(8). ://wavelan.com/HCF Light programming specification, 589ccfa754
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