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Special Forums IP Networking linksys Post 62155 by Neo on Friday 11th of February 2005 10:03:47 PM
Old 02-11-2005
PCMCIA card on Linux are supported by card services (pcmcia-cs). You can find more information here:

http://pcmcia-cs.sourceforge.net/

This Linksys page on Linux support may be helpful:

http://www.linksys.com/support/support.asp?spid=26

You must configure your card services to recognize and initialize (configure Linux for) the PCMCIA card
 

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WICD-WIRELESS-SETTINGS.CONF(5)					File Formats Manual				    WICD-WIRELESS-SETTINGS.CONF(5)

NAME
wicd-wired-settings.conf - controls Wicd's wireless network settings DESCRIPTION
This file contains configuration information for wireless interfaces in Wicd. This file is located at /etc/wicd/wireless-settings.conf SETTINGS
bssid = <BSSID_of_network> This value can be found using iwconfig(8). essid = <ESSID_of_network> This value can be found using iwconfig(8). hidden = <True|False> This option notes whether the network's ESSID is broadcast or not. channel = <integer_value> Valid channels are dependent upon country. This value can be found using iwconfig(8). mode = <Master|Ad-hoc> This value can be found using iwconfig(8). enctype = <encryption_template> This can take the value of any encryption template shown in /etc/wicd/encryption/templates/. encryption_method = WEP|WPA|WPA2> This value can be found using iwconfig(8). key = <plain_text_key> Be sure this file is readable only by root. automatic = <True|False> This option determines whether Wicd should automatically connect to this network. ip = <None|ip_address> Use this option if you have a static ip address for your system. netmask = <None|networkmask> This setting is only appropriate if a static ip address is configured above. broadcast = <None|broadcast_address> This setting is only appropriate if a static ip address is configured above. gateway = <None|gateway_address> This setting is only appropriate if a static ip address is configured above. use_static_dns = <True|False> True = use static DNS servers instead of accepting what the dhcp server supplies. use_global_dns = <True|False> True = use the global DNS servers provided in wicd-manager-settings.conf(5). This option is only appropriate if "use_static_dns = True" dns1 = <None|ip_address> Static DNS address if "use_static_dns = True" and "use_global_dns = False" dns2 = <None|ip_address> Static DNS address if "use_static_dns = True" and "use_global_dns = False" dns3 = <None|ip_address> Static DNS address if "use_static_dns = True" and "use_global_dns = False" use_settings_globally = <0|1> Wicd keeps track of whether to autoconnect to networks based on bssid. This ensures that you don't accidentally connect to another network that is not yours but happens to have the same essid - for example, there are a lot of commercial routers in use with "linksys" as the essid. 0 = Do not use settings globally 1 = Use settings globally beforescript = <None|arbitrary_script> This defines a script to run before Wicd brings up the connection. IMPORTANT - scripts should ONLY be writable by root and should be located in a directory that is writable by only root. afterscript = <None|arbitrary_script> This defines a script to run after Wicd brings up the connection. IMPORTANT - scripts should ONLY be writable by root and located in a directory that is writable by only root. predisconnectscript = <None|arbitrary_script> This defines a script to run before Wicd disconnects the interface. postdisconnectscript = <None|arbitrary_script> This defines a script to run after Wicd disconnects the interface. IMPORTANT - scripts should ONLY be writable by root and located in a directory that is writable by only root. OTHER
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