Another way solve your problem is to install and configure Wlan-ng. The
wireless NIC's interface will be called wlan0, i.e. the config file is
ifcfg-wlan0. The wireline NIC's interface will remain eth0, i.e. the
config file is ifcfg-eth0. The configurations will be in different files.
rna
On Tue, 29 Jul 2003, Charlie Bullen wrote:
> I have a new Dell Inspiron 1100. The first thing I did was wipe the
> harddrive so I could start with a clean slate. Due to work
> considerations I have to use windows XP for certain things, so I now
> have a dual boot with XP and Redhat 9.0.
>
> On the linux side I am having a few networking problems. The box came
> with a broadcom 440X nic, which is unsupported by Redhat out of the box
> and I also use a Linksys WPC11 wireless card, which is supported by
> Redhat out of the box.
>
> I downloaded and installed the drivers for the broadcom installed then
> and that works fine. I also configured the wireless card and it works
> fine, except that I can't get it to work in encrypted mode yet(probably
> my typing of the key).
>
> With the wireless card in place, it is ETH0 and the broadcom is ETH1.
> The problem arises when I boot into Linux when the wireless card is not
> inserted, which is the case when I am at a remote site. Then the
> broadcom is recognized as ETH0 and it tries to use the orinoco prism
> driver from the wireless card. And I then have no connectivity at all.
>
> What I want to happen is, I think, to have the broadcom designated as
> ETH0 using the driver I install, but not have ETH0 activated at boot and
> have the wireless designated as ETH1 and activated at boot when it is
> present.
>
> Any ideas how to accomplish this?
>
> Charlie
>
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