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| ok i have a cassiopeia a-11 and i have been trying to get my ORiNOCO classic gold 11b card working with it however i can only find drivers for ce 2.11 any help you be well helpful oh and the card i have is rebranded to compaq WL110 |
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H/PC Oracle Posts: | 16,175 |
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| it runs CD 1.0, right?
you will not be able to get wlan working on it.
mhm but you posted to CE 2.0... so i assume you upgraded it to 2.0.
orinoco drivers for CE 2 can be downloaded from the HCL (*if* the download for it isn't restricted now) |
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| the only drivers i could find were for ce 2.11 am i missing something and i am using 2.0 i upgraded |
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| ok i found the 2.0 drivers and installed them but it still see the card as unidentifed any help would be helpful does it matter that the car is rebranded as a compaq WL110 |
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| ok i got it to accept the card now i just have to get it to pickup my network |
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| could anyone recommend a wlan scanner for ce2.0? |
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| ok can anyone help me out i decided to give this another shot I am able to install the card but it will not connect to my network any help would be helpful |
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H/PC Oracle Posts: | 16,175 |
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| hm, any error message information would be helpful  does the led on the card light up? |
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| ok the lights on the card come on but that is it the only error i get is it will say that it can't recive dhcp info but that error only happend once |
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H/PC Oracle Posts: | 16,175 |
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| try to assign static ip. no idea what it should be? let me know
Edited by cmonex 2006-02-02 4:01 PM
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| ok apparently it saw my network as it got a ip form my network but i was unable to access local pages via ip or name and i was unable to connect to the ad-hox portion of my office network any advise and is there any type of network scanner for CE2.0 that i could run to see if it even sees the networks? |
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H/PC Oracle Posts: | 16,175 |
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| are you running in ad hoc or infrastructure mode? because you're talking about ad hoc now..
what is the IP you got? use vxutil to find out.
if the wlan card led is lit, you're connected |
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| i use both my home network is infrastructure while my office network is ad-hoc on the infrastructiore i got a IP but was unable to access anything on the ad-hoc i was unable to connect at all is there any way to choose which network to connect to rather than typing it in? |
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H/PC Oracle Posts: | 16,175 |
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| yonu - 2006-02-02 11:27 PM
is there any way to choose which network to connect to rather than typing it in?
on ce 2? no 
please try vxutil to get the IP! |
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| i have that is how i found out i got a ip from the infrastructure network the one thing i did notice was even when it should not have been connecvted to anything vx said that the card had a ip |
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