Hi,

Since my computer moved inside my house, I rely on a Belkin "G+" 802.11g
Network card (that's all it says on the box).

Used as I am to debian just starting DHCP without a problem, I didn't
know what to do when the network did not appear.

Is this easy to add to my existing configuration? I'm hopeful because
when I installed Ubuntu (sort-of Debian) on an old 486-based laptop the
other day, wireless worked out of the box.

No idea where to start though?

Does anyone know a how-to, or just a program/script to make this work?

MAny thanks
Alle Meije Wink


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--- Alle Meije Wink <alle_meije@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Since my computer moved inside my house, I rely on a
> Belkin "G+" 802.11g
> Network card (that's all it says on the box).
>
> Used as I am to debian just starting DHCP without a
> problem, I didn't
> know what to do when the network did not appear.
>
> Is this easy to add to my existing configuration?
> I'm hopeful because
> when I installed Ubuntu (sort-of Debian) on an old
> 486-based laptop the
> other day, wireless worked out of the box.
>
> No idea where to start though?
>
> Does anyone know a how-to, or just a program/script
> to make this work?
>
> MAny thanks
> Alle Meije Wink
Here is a Debian Reference that has proved ful to
me when configing a wireless.
(Scroll down about halfway and you will find wireless
info).

http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/re...ateway.en.html

HTH. Best regards.

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