Title: VMware on SuSE 7.2 Subject: fixing the 'missing header file' message. ====================================================== If you install vmware on suse7.2 with a 2.4.4 kernel, and you get a missing header file message. ====================================================== cd /usr/src/linux make mrproper make cloneconfig make menuconfig -> Loadable module support <-- -->[*]Set version information on all symbols for modules <-- make dep make kernel vi /etc/rc.config -> checkin INITRD= line /sbin/SuSEconfig mk_initrd lilo -v ======================================================= If you lost your headders: ======================================================= cp /boot/vmlinuz.version.h /usr/src/linux-2.4.4.SuSE/include/linux/version.h ########################################## # trying to get wireless running agian. # on Suse 7.3 (After the initial yast update aironet pcmcia card stops working) cd /usr/src/linux make mrproper make cloneconfig make menuconfig # It should look something like this, with stuff loaded as modules ->Network device support --> Wireless LAN (non-hamradio) [*] Wireless LAN (non-hamradio) STRIP (Metricom starmode radio IP) AT&T WaveLAN & DEC RoamAbout DS support Aironet Arlan 655 & IC2200 DS support Aironet 4500/4800 series adapters Aironet 4500/4800 ISA/PCI/PNP/365 support [*] Aironet 4500/4800 PNP support [*] Aironet 4500/4800 PCI support [ ] Aironet 4500/4800 ISA broken support (EXPERIMENTAL) [ ] Aironet 4500/4800 I365 broken support (EXPERIMENTAL) Aironet 4500/4800 PROC interface make dep make kernel mk_initrd lilo -v Reboot the system ========================================================= kembalsado: #now running kembalsado: #oh... Sorry... young grasshopper's is slow as well... stilen_john: # tell me when you are there kembalsado: # well when I hit F10 it started running updates... kembalsado: # now it looks like its downloading a bunch of stuff.... stilen_john: # the large Iguana is makeing a list of updates, and what is on your system stilen_john: # then it will know your config and what ftp site it can get stuff from stilen_john: # Soon you will see a menue kembalsado: I see 150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for /pub/suse/i386/7.3/suse/setup/du/du.dir (2737242 bytes). kembalsado: # sorry .. I needed a ( # ) in the beginning of that last message.... stilen_john: # yes. Just wait stilen_john: # the grass grows over time kembalsado: # so I take it its doing an update? stilen_john: # it is not changing your system, but like micro$oft's "preparing for update", it is updating an update file kembalsado: # ok.. its done... I see a box with options: kembalsado: Load configuration / Save configuration / Change or create configuration etc... stilen_john: Install packages kembalsado: # do you want me to list all options? stilen_john: # Humm. kembalsado: # ok ... choosing Install Packages stilen_john: # cool stilen_john: # you should see Source: (none) kembalsado: # ok... now it brought me to a box and it looks like it did nothing when I chose Install Packages... a box came up and it says: kembalsado: Source: (none) stilen_john: stilen_john: arrow to FTP stilen_john: stilen_john: # stilen_john: # the grass grows over time stilen_john: scroll down to kernel stilen_john: # shit, I mean stilen_john: # scroll down to kernel ======================================= ============================================ len_john: are you there? kembalsado: yo.. kembalsado: sorry Im here.. stilen_john: hay. kembalsado: yo... stilen_john: cd to /usr/src/linux stilen_john: is it there? kembalsado: sorry the Suse install just froze and crashed.. kembalsado: not working too good right now.. kembalsado: dont remember what I did.. stilen_john: oh shit. kembalsado: was just playing with the task bar settings and it just froze... stilen_john: when it reboots, you can look at your history by typing the work history kembalsado: oh well... I guess its all part of the learning process... stilen_john: are you logged in as root or as a user kembalsado: user.. kembalsado: I think stilen_john: therefore i am kembalsado: I can just blow away that profile and create a new one.. stilen_john: are you root or a user kembalsado: a user... kembalsado: I think I can log in as root and blow away the user profile and create a new one and everything will be okay... stilen_john: no. kembalsado: It was just settings I was playing with right? stilen_john: make a new user called ken2 stilen_john: log in as ken2 stilen_john: log out as ken2 stilen_john: then cp -Rfp /home/ken2/.kde* /home/kembelsado/ stilen_john: what I realy want to show you is how to fix the wireless stuff. kembalsado: let me restart the machine... kembalsado: I turned it off a second ago.. stilen_john: these are the basic parts to fixing the networking. some stuf may be different. kembalsado: hold on... stilen_john: # trying to get wireless running agian. # on Suse 7.3 (After the initial yast update it stops working) cd /usr/src/linux make mrproper make cloneconfig make menuconfig # It should look something like this, with stuff loaded as modules ->Network device support |--> Wireless LAN (non-hamradio) [*] Wireless LAN (non-hamradio) STRIP (Metricom starmode radio IP) AT&T WaveLAN & DEC RoamAbout DS support Aironet Arlan 655 & IC2200 DS support Aironet 4500/4800 series adapters Aironet 4500/4800 ISA/PCI/PNP/365 support [*] Aironet 4500/4800 PNP support [*] Aironet 4500/4800 PCI support [ ] Aironet 4500/4800 ISA broken support (EXPERIMENTAL) [ ] Aironet 4500/4800 I365 broken support (EXPERIMENTAL) Aironet 4500/4800 PROC interface make dep make kernel mk_initrd lilo -v Reboot the system stilen_john: we may need to load the kernel source from the suse site before we can do that stuff. kembalsado: ok.. booting up... stilen_john: run rpm -qa | egrep "wireless|kernel" kembalsado: login as root? kembalsado: John... stilen_john: no stilen_john: hit f1 kembalsado: logged in as ken stilen_john: fine stilen_john: how does it look? kembalsado: looks ok.. working now... kembalsado: ok... kembalsado: going to run... run rpm -qa | egrep "wireless|kernel" stilen_john: ok. after that, cd /usr/src/linux kembalsado: is that command rpm -qa / egrep "wireless/kernel" ? kembalsado: or a lower case l kembalsado: L kembalsado: ? stilen_john: yo stilen_john: rpm -qa | egrep "wireless|kernel" kembalsado: what character is that vertical one between "-qa" and "egrep" stilen_john: tis above \ kembalsado: gotcha... stilen_john: it's called a pipe or an OR kembalsado: ok.. typed cd /usr/src/linux kembalsado: and it said no such file or directory kembalsado: after the command rpm -qa | egrep "wireless|kernel" stilen_john: when the output of the first command it pushed into the sceond command it is called a pipd, but when it is used to match a pattern it is a logical OR kembalsado: I typed cd /usr/src/linux it said no such file or directory kembalsado: gotcha... stilen_john: ok. so we need to download it. stilen_john: but you should be able to type rpm -qa | egrep "wireless|kernel" kembalsado: yes.. kembalsado: I was able to do that... stilen_john: and what was the output. stilen_john: mine looks like this stilen_john: jstile /home/jstile 500--> rpm -qa |grep wire wireless-tools-20-59 tripwire-1.2-315 kembalsado: nope.. stilen_john: that's not right. kembalsado: mine did nothing... kembalsado: just ken@linux:~> stilen_john: type rpm -qa stilen_john: rpm -qa |grep wir kembalsado: ok... output on rpm -qa was a shit load of info afterward... stilen_john: rpm -qa |grep wir kembalsado: rpm -qa |grep wir does nothing... no output... kembalsado: just does down one line again to ken@linux:~> stilen_john: ok. are you on the lan stilen_john: lets start by downloading the shit you need. kembalsado: ok.. kembalsado: I'll have to move... dont have direct access to a wire right now... stilen_john: did you rent a u-hal stilen_john: you should copy the big long message I sent about 24 messags ago kembalsado: what? stilen_john: for moving, stilen_john: bad humor sorry kembalsado: yeah... cd/usr/src/linux does not exist on my computer... stilen_john: cool stilen_john: become root stilen_john: then run yast kembalsado: ok.. logging in as root.. kembalsado: running yast... stilen_john: # tell ya what. form now on, when I want you to type something I'll just type the command kembalsado: yast1 or yast? stilen_john: # when I tell you a note, it will start with a # stilen_john: # ok kembalsado: ok.. stilen_john: you mean #ok kembalsado: #ok stilen_john: # from root propt, run yast stilen_john: yast kembalsado: you mean #yast? kembalsado: #bad humor... kembalsado: #ok... im logged in as root stilen_john: # young grass hopper grasps for the peble stilen_john: yast kembalsado: #peble it is master... kembalsado: #ok there... stilen_john: # select Package Management (Update, Installation, Queries) kembalsado: # I see a box with lots of shit... kembalsado: #ok.. kembalsado: #selected stilen_john: F10 kembalsado: #ok stilen_john: # masters comptuer is slow. kembalsado: #now running kembalsado: #oh... Sorry... young grasshopper's is slow as well... stilen_john: # tell me when you are there kembalsado: # well when I hit F10 it started running updates... kembalsado: # now it looks like its downloading a bunch of stuff.... stilen_john: # the large Iguana is makeing a list of updates, and what is on your system stilen_john: # then it will know your config and what ftp site it can get stuff from stilen_john: # Soon you will see a menue kembalsado: I see 150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for /pub/suse/i386/7.3/suse/setup/du/du.dir (2737242 bytes). kembalsado: # sorry .. I needed a ( # ) in the beginning of that last message.... stilen_john: # yes. Just wait stilen_john: # the grass grows over time kembalsado: # so I take it its doing an update? stilen_john: # it is not changing your system, but like micro$oft's "preparing for update", it is updating an update file kembalsado: # ok.. its done... I see a box with options: kembalsado: Load configuration / Save configuration / Change or create configuration etc... stilen_john: Install packages kembalsado: # do you want me to list all options? stilen_john: # Humm. kembalsado: # ok ... choosing Install Packages stilen_john: # cool stilen_john: # you should see Source: (none) kembalsado: # ok... now it brought me to a box and it looks like it did nothing when I chose Install Packages... a box came up and it says: kembalsado: Source: (none) stilen_john: stilen_john: arrow to FTP stilen_john: stilen_john: # stilen_john: # the grass grows over time stilen_john: scroll down to kernel stilen_john: # shit, I mean stilen_john: # scroll down to kernel kembalsado: # hit after I scrolled down to FTP kembalsado: now its frozen.... stilen_john: stilen_john: # yes stilen_john: # and the grass will grow for a while kembalsado: # ok I dont see kernel kembalsado: I see dir stilen_john: # hum? kembalsado: you said to hit for FTP kembalsado: # thats what I did... kembalsado: there was no option for kernel stilen_john: # ups. stilen_john: # ok, back out to the place where you can select the FTP with the arrows and press enter kembalsado: # I can only scroll up and down with no option to go back one screen... stilen_john: # i just backed out again and am sitting at the FTP selection point stilen_john: # use kembalsado: # ok.. now back to screen that says Install packages.... stilen_john: # i thing i may have an extra set of suse cds and books. stilen_john: # cool. stilen_john: # select Install Packages kembalsado: # now at screen with Source: (none) with options Directory / FTP / Source Medium / Floppy stilen_john: # select FTP with arrows and stilen_john: what do you see stilen_john: # what do you see stilen_john: # do you need to hit enter one more time? it do kembalsado: # yes I need to hit enter one more time stilen_john: # i had to hit enter one more time. stilen_john: # do it kembalsado: # ok just did... stilen_john: # If it says something like" Connecting to ftp.suse.com[202.58.118.12] stilen_john: # then all is well kembalsado: # now its got a screen that I can scroll down stilen_john: # good kembalsado: # yes it is... stilen_john: # find the word kernel kembalsado: # found dir 4.0K Feb 20 09:42 kernel kembalsado: # choose that one? stilen_john: # open a different terminal, and type stilen_john: uname -a kembalsado: # ok stilen_john: # you know what. Shit. We are doing this the wrong way. but we need the data from the uname command kembalsado: output was Linux linux 2.4.10-4GB #1 Fri Sep 28 17:20:21 GMT 2001 i686 unknown stilen_john: # in the menu screen stilen_john: kembalsado: # ok... stilen_john: # Let me know when you can select Package information kembalsado: # now back with screen that I can choose Package information stilen_john: # we where trying to go straight to the kernel-source rpm on the ftp site, but I don't know where it is. kembalsado: # now choosing Package information stilen_john: # so now we are going to search their ftp site for it kembalsado: # ok... stilen_john: # cool kembalsado: now in Package information screen stilen_john: F9 kembalsado: # done kembalsado: # I mean ok... stilen_john: # the grass grows over time and the Iguana eats much grass kembalsado: # box comes up and does a search... stilen_john: # did you press F9 kembalsado: # now back to Package information screen kembalsado: # yes stilen_john: # my machine is crawling stilen_john: # my system has a box in the center of the terminal doing stuff like kembalsado: # its done... now in Package information screen again with option of F2/F3=Description (CD/System) stilen_john: # "Looking for already installed packages.." stilen_john: # is yours like that kembalsado: #yes but its done now... stilen_john: # shit this is slow stilen_john: # you have the next gen shit. Im all first generation stilen_john: # ok. back kembalsado: # grasshopper working with a Porsch and Master with his old Pinto... LOL.... stilen_john: # use arrow keys to move around. kembalsado: # arrow keys dont work.. stilen_john: # over the [x] you can press enter to togle the selection boxes kembalsado: # am I supposed to choose something like F5 kembalsado: # for search? stilen_john: # you need arrow keys. stilen_john: # let me finish the explantation of the scren kembalsado: # what the fuck.. I tried to resize Yast screen and it disappeared...!!!!! stilen_john: # in the end, uncheck "Search system" and "Case sensitive searc" stilen_john: # those options suck stilen_john: # we ill want to "Search install media" only stilen_john: # Young grass hopper tired to make a blad of grass longer and big Iguana got him stilen_john: # You cannot resize the screen after yast has been started kembalsado: # fuck... kembalsado: # what now... kembalsado: # do I have to restart the whole process? stilen_john: # well, resize the screen, and then stilen_john: yast stilen_john: # tell me where you are at kembalsado: # yast screen disappeared.... stilen_john: # that happens when it starts kembalsado: # all I see is the desktop and the xconsole kembalsado: # restarted Yast and now its back to the first box... stilen_john: # is the hard drive spinning kembalsado: # or I should say back to the first menu... kembalsado: # no.... stilen_john: ok. hit control c stilen_john: #ups stilen_john: -c stilen_john: # did that work kembalsado: # no kembalsado: # what is ups? stilen_john: # hum stilen_john: # ok. so what do you see? kembalsado: # I see the desktop kembalsado: # yast screen is completely gone stilen_john: # shit. well, open a new terminal stilen_john: yast kembalsado: # ok kembalsado: # done kembalsado: # yast screen comes up... stilen_john: # it should go fast this time. stilen_john: did you open a terminal stilen_john: #did you open a terminal kembalsado: Package Management (Update, Installation, Queries) stilen_john: Package Information stilen_john: # are you in there? kembalsado: # yes chose Package Information stilen_john: # si seniro stilen_john: # or how ever it is spelled. im not to big on speeling kembalsado: # now in Package Information... but cannot use arrow keys to navagate to kembalsado: # [x] stilen_john: stilen_john: # my goof. will move you around kembalsado: # ok.. kembalsado: # works... kembalsado: # be right back... diaper duty... be about 5 minutes... stilen_john: # When ever you see this search menu, deselect "Search system" AND "Case sensitive search" stilen_john: # to : stilen_john: # mastter does not teach baby grass hoppers becaus of such duties stilen_john: # or is it duddys kembalsado: # ok... deselect "Search system" AND "Case sensitive search" stilen_john: # have you had any good jellow puding lately kembalsado: # but (Search install media) is whited out... stilen_john: F stilen_john: F9 stilen_john: # sorry just F9 stilen_john: # what's hap'nin stilen_john: # young grass hopper will be well practiced in hopping through the grass stilen_john: # did F9 do anything stilen_john: # did pestiside kll grasshopper stilen_john: # lex is a demented tv show stilen_john: # major tom, ... come in major tom ... kembalsado: sorry baby duty again.... stilen_john: # thats the shit stilen_john: # Is (Search install media) whited out kembalsado: # hit F9 and it says searching installed media stilen_john: # and the grass grows over time kembalsado: # still there.. stilen_john: # yup kembalsado: # my connection died and came backup... stilen_john: # getting it up is one thing, keeping it up is another kembalsado: # hit F9 and it said searching installed mdeia kembalsado: # LOL... stilen_john: #ok. Search install media should now be selectable kembalsado: #yes... stilen_john: [X] Search install media [ ] Case sensitive search [ ] Search system kembalsado: # yes thats what it looks like.... stilen_john: # At the : type kernel stilen_john: # then press F5 kembalsado: # box came up with Search running... kembalsado: # now with screen full of lots of stuff listed... stilen_john: # this is hard to explain kembalsado: ok... kembalsado: # I know.. stilen_john: # can you arrow up and down on that list kembalsado: # there is a very long list... kembalsado: # yes... stilen_john: scroll down to kernel-soure stilen_john: # sorry. scroll down to kernel-source kembalsado: # ok scrolling down and looking... kembalsado: # found it... [ ] c kernel-source *The sources of the SuSE kernel stilen_john: kembalsado: # done.. now with [x] stilen_john: F10 kembalsado: # done... now its says: Installing package 1: kernel-source - 159.5 M - last package... stilen_john: # there is a lot of grass growing here stilen_john: # a window will pop up kembalsado: Logfile: CD 1: Connecting to ftp.suse.com[202.58.118.12] 150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for /pub/suse/i386/7.3/suse/d2/kernel-source.rpm (31171897 bytes). kembalsado: # disk not spinning and screen is just there and not doing anything.... stilen_john: # this is the most complicated and feature ritch, and dependable distrobution, but it is worth it in my book. stilen_john: # give it time. it is not locked up stilen_john: # its ftping over your wack dsl connection stilen_john: # did you know that you need to keep the wireless cards at least 7in from you body? kembalsado: # why.. will I grow another finger or something if I dont? kembalsado: # LOL... kembalsado: # serious no I did not know 7in was the bare minumum... kembalsado: # I wonder how much radiation these things give out... stilen_john: # the radio waves are supposed to be too close at 7in stilen_john: # it is a lot. stilen_john: # where are you at? kembalsado: # where am I? Im in my bedroom... kembalsado: oh.. kembalsado: # on the same screen... kembalsado: # nothing has changed... kembalsado: # ok now something new... kembalsado: kernel-source ######## kembalsado: and more ######### kembalsado: and more ########## kembalsado: and more ######## stilen_john: # hay kembalsado: # and now some serious hard drive activity kembalsado: # ok.. now a box has come up... stilen_john: # it wants to make a backup. just select ok kembalsado: Load configuration / Save configuration / Change or create configuration / Check dipendencies of packages / What if... / Start installation / Index of all series and packages / Package information / Install packages / Delete packages / Main menu stilen_john: Start installation kembalsado: # message: Installation Complete stilen_john: # cool. now go back into package information kembalsado: # ok.. kembalsado: # now in Package information screen stilen_john: # are the selections as before kembalsado: [x] Search install media / [x] Case sensitive search / [x] Search system stilen_john: [x] Search install media / [ ] Case sensitive search / [ ]Search system stilen_john: # are you there kembalsado: #yes... stilen_john: # at the : search for wire stilen_john: # sorry type "wire" into the search area and press F5 kembalsado: # search running kembalsado: # I see wireless-tools stilen_john: # is there an [i] next to it kembalsado: # no stilen_john: use space to select it stilen_john: F10 kembalsado: # used space to select and it now has [x] rather than [i] kembalsado: # is that okay? stilen_john: # yes. after you have it installed it will be listed as [i] stilen_john: # press F10 kembalsado: # ok.. that was quick.. kembalsado: # it now says installed... kembalsado: # cool.. stilen_john: can you search for something else stilen_john: # backspace over the last search stilen_john: # type nedit kembalsado: # ran the same process and now it says [i] on wireless-tools stilen_john: cool. now search for nedit kembalsado: # ok now installing nedit stilen_john: # then do the same for nmap kembalsado: # ok.. kembalsado: # now installing nmap stilen_john: # see if they have wavmon kembalsado: # no hits kembalsado: # did not find it.... kembalsado: wavmon stilen_john: # ok, stilen_john: kembalsado: # ok... kembalsado: # done stilen_john: escape stilen_john: kembalsado: # done... now in box with: kembalsado: Load configuration / Save configuration / Change or create configuration / Check dipendencies of packages / What if... / Start installation / Index of all series and packages / Package information / Install packages / Delete packages / Main menu stilen_john: Main menu kembalsado: #ok.. after I chose Main menu it went into a box with OUTPUT of SuSEconfig kembalsado: #and its doing lots of stuff... stilen_john: # the iguana digests a bunny rabbit kembalsado: Executing /sbin/conf.d/SuSEconfig.aaa_at_first.. etc... kembalsado: #ok.. stilen_john: # can you exit kembalsado: # done.. now at screen in the very beginning when I started Yast... stilen_john: #What are the options stilen_john: # "Exit Yast" is what you want. you may need to hit again kembalsado: General installation help / Installation settings / Package Management etc... kembalsado: ok.. kembalsado: Exit YaST stilen_john: # are you out? kembalsado: # now out of YaST stilen_john: # start taking new notes. kembalsado: ok.. stilen_john: cd /usr/src/linux make mrproper make cloneconfig make menuconfig kembalsado: cd/usr/src/linux kembalsado: #says no such file or directory stilen_john: cd /usr/src stilen_john: ls kembalsado: #nope.. kembalsado: #same thing... kembalsado: # no such file or directory... stilen_john: # did you put a space between the command "cd" and the diretory? kembalsado: # Im in linux:~ # stilen_john: #Hu, grass hopper smells the grass stilen_john: # grasshopper smoking some of the grass kembalsado: #Sorry.. kembalsado: #now in usr/src/linux stilen_john: # oh thank god stilen_john: # :) kembalsado: :) stilen_john: # once again, start taking notes kembalsado: # sorry I forgot the syntax.... stilen_john: make mrproper make cloneconfig make menuconfig kembalsado: taking running notes... kembalsado: # ok.. did make mrproper did lots of shit.. now I will run the other two... kembalsado: # ok.. done... stilen_john: # a menue will appear kembalsado: # now in a new box that came up after command: kembalsado: make menuconfig kembalsado: # in box called Linux Kernel v2.4.10 Configuration kembalsado: # yes its a menu stilen_john: ->Network device support kembalsado: # next... what do I look for. stilen_john: # sorry scroll down to Network device support stilen_john: # select it, and then scroll down to "Wireless LAN (non-hamradio) " kembalsado: # cool... stilen_john: # what do you see? stilen_john: # Mine looks like this: stilen_john: [*] Wireless LAN (non-hamradio) STRIP (Metricom starmode radio IP) AT&T WaveLAN & DEC RoamAbout DS support Aironet Arlan 655 & IC2200 DS support Aironet 4500/4800 series adapters Aironet 4500/4800 ISA/PCI/PNP/365 support [*] Aironet 4500/4800 PNP support [*] Aironet 4500/4800 PCI support [ ] Aironet 4500/4800 ISA broken support (EXPERIMENTAL) [ ] Aironet 4500/4800 I365 broken support (EXPERIMENTAL) Aironet 4500/4800 PROC interface kembalsado: # I see a list of Cisco stuff.. at the bottom I see Cisco / Aironet 34x/35x/4500/4800 PCMCIA cards stilen_john: # The means that it can be loaded. see if your M's mach mine kembalsado: # under Wireless PCMCIA cards support kembalsado: # yes it looks like yours but I have more... stilen_john: # Cool. you are running a newer version than me stilen_john: # Ok. select kembalsado: #coolio... kembalsado: # you dont want me to load anything? stilen_john: # select again kembalsado: # ok.. twice... kembalsado: # done.... stilen_john: # keep selecting until it asks you if you want to save the new kernel config, and choose kembalsado: # done.. now saying Saving your kernel configuration.. kembalsado: # ok.. its done.... stilen_john: make dep make kernel kembalsado: # performing make dep kembalsado: # still running... kembalsado: # ........ kembalsado: # .................. kembalsado: # ................................ kembalsado: # now running make kernel kembalsado: # running...... kembalsado: # ......... kembalsado: # done..... kembalsado: # done.......... stilen_john: mk_initrd kembalsado: # running... kembalsado: # done.... stilen_john: lilo -v -v -v -v kembalsado: # are there spaces between each -v kembalsado: ? stilen_john: # yes. the move -v's you add the more verbose lilo will be stilen_john: # there is a space between each -v kembalsado: # OH SHIT... I'm really sorry its late.. do you want to finish this some other time? stilen_john: # you have just built and installed your first kernel. reboot and try the wireless. then we can call it quits. stilen_john: # we have come so far to quit this close to the end kembalsado: # coolio... kembalsado: lilo -v -v -v -v is done.. kembalsado: # now I will reboot with wireless Cisco card and see if it works... stilen_john: shutdown -r now stilen_john: # that should reboot the machine. stilen_john: # before you use the new kernel, you should reboot kembalsado: # reboot without the Wireless card installed? stilen_john: # yes kembalsado: # ok rebooting now...