Happy Holidays!

my bad...

I would first emerge sync to make sure you have the most recent ebuild, and then if you are still having the same problem go to bugs.gentoo.org. Look to see if there is an existing bug for this issue, if there isn't then submitt a new bug.

I have successfully emerged both dnsmasq version 2.15 and 2 ...

I have run into what looks like the same problems that you have. Unfortunatly I have not figured out a solution yet. I will let you know if I find out anything.

same problem here, any found solution?

you need to:

cp /etc/init.d/net.eth0 /etc/init.d/net.wlan0

then with wireless tools and nidiswrapper modules loaded with correct driver you should be able to bring up the interface.

You probably have, but I wanted to make sure you tried the drivers from the ndiswrapper site.

Second, the output you get from ndiswrapper -l is exactly what I get, so that is correct. Let me know and I will try to help you with this since we have the same card.

Scott good name....

BWoso
Posted: Sat Apr 24, 2004 9:59 pm Post subject:
where is SMP support in the linux-2.6.4-ck-r1 kernel? I can't find it, I looked for about ten min.

It is under Processor Type and Features

I am trying to come up with a way to filter spam for about 40+ email accounts on windows boxes at work. Would this be able to handle that many users. I am thinking about using a gentoo box to go into each account on the server maybe 2 or 3 times a day and delete spam for each account. It is an ...

I work as an IT assistant for about a 100 client windows network, and I am wanting to look at my options for filtering out virus and spam. The big thing is that currently our email is outsourced so it is not on our network nor do I have access to the email servers. I wanted to setup a gentoo box to ...

I have recently change this howto with instruction for ndiswrapper-0.6, take a look at those if you have not already.

That chipset is know to work and is the same one that I have. I use the driver that is on the ndiswrapper page.(the zip file for BCM 94306).

Does your card show up in dmesg when ...

A few things to try:

-In the new version of fluxbox I am pretty sure you have to reload config(goto settings>reload config) for any changes to the menu to take effect.

-Also check to make sure the menu has the correct command. I have had to change several commands recently namely mozilla-firebird ...

Thanks, I made the changes.

[EDIT]

OK, this time I made all the changes, sorry.

add that same line in ~/.xinitrc

I have that exact card and I just got it working two days ago. I worked so hard to get it to work that I made a doc in the forums on how to set it up. Please check this out. I hope this helps. If you still have problems I would be glad to try to help you.

LINK: http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic ...

Please create a bug report for this new ebuild on bugs.gentoo.org. Please do a search on bugzilla first to verify there is not already an ebuild in the making.

Ndiswrapper Wireless Setup Howto:
Version: 2.0.1
Last Updated: 03-28-2004
Author: scootersmk
Thanks to: opello and everyone who has posted helpful tips on this tread.

Index
I. Intro
II. Suported cards
III. Bugs
IV. Installation Steps
V. Reference
VI. Successful Harware
VII. Todo



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Sorry i cant help on any of your other questions, but i keep a pretty simple fluxbox config(no slit, no fancy themes), but I can help you with your background wallpaper.

in .fluxbox/menu it point to another file for a list of background images

this file is called /usr/share/commonbox/imagebgmenu ...

Have you tried compiling those two as modules. Seems like the logical thing to do, but I may be missing something here.

It is possible that your ISP is blocking some of the ports you need, might want to check into that...

make sure your horizontal and vertical sync rates are set correctly in the xf86 config file and then it should work

I run 2.6 so haven't emerged alsa-drivers, but if I say 'emerge -up world' then it wants to emerge alsa-drives (as new rather than update). I guess this is a bug?

Yes I am also running 2.6 and ran into this problem. The way that I got around this problem was to inject alsa-drivers so that it ...

ALSA support is completly built into kernel 2.6 so there is no need for alsa-drivers.

The method gentoo uses for install is a good way to custumize and learn about how your system works. It may seem very strange to somebody who has never done it before. But, I would recomend you give it a try. The install documentation is really good and if you run into any trouble there are plenty ...

Check out acpid.
website: acpid.sf.net