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Installation ctx 405 under Suse 9.3 (kernel 2.6) - CREATIX

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<strong>Installation</strong> <strong>ctx</strong> <strong>405</strong> <strong>under</strong> SuSE <strong>9.3</strong> (<strong>kernel</strong> <strong>2.6</strong>)<br />

Requirements:<br />

- packet <strong>kernel</strong>-sources (adequate to your <strong>kernel</strong> version)<br />

- packet gcc<br />

- packet make<br />

- packet dhcp-client<br />

- packet wireless-tools<br />

- windows xp drivers for <strong>ctx</strong><strong>405</strong> (version 2.1.5.0 or 2.1.14.0 or higher)<br />

- ndiswrapper-0.12.tar.gz (http://sourceforge.net/projects/ndiswrapper/) or<br />

higher --> always use the newest ndiswrapper<br />

<strong>Installation</strong>:<br />

1. the card is recognized as „Creatix Polymedia ISL3886 (Prism Javelin/Prism<br />

Xbow)“ and configured with prism54 driver � This does not function! � Do<br />

not configure the card with YaST. If the card is configured delete the<br />

configuration!<br />

2. Unload the modules prism54 and firmware_class with the command<br />

rmmod prism54 and rmmod firmware_class in the console.<br />

3. copy the windows xp driver (unzipped) on the hard disk (notice in which<br />

directory!) for example into /home<br />

4. copy ndiswrapper-0.12.tar.gz into the directory /usr/src.<br />

5. unzip with gzip –cd ndiswrapper-0.12.tar.gz | tar xf –<br />

6. cd ndiswrapper-0.12<br />

7. make install (see advice 2)<br />

8. ndiswrapper –i [/path to inf-file of the windows xp drivers]<br />

(f.e. ndiswrapper –i /home/<strong>ctx</strong><strong>405</strong>/PRISMA00.inf)<br />

9. ndiswrapper –l to check the installed driver<br />

10.modprobe ndiswrapper (for loading module)<br />

11.check with dmesg if the module is loaded correctly (see advice 1)<br />

12.check with iwconfig which number the card got (wlan0 or wlan1). You can<br />

configure the card with iwconfig and ifconfig to test the connection but this is<br />

not permanent because the module is not started next restart.<br />

13.Now set the correct module for the this card with YaST – Network devices –<br />

network card <strong>under</strong> advanced – hardware details. Don’t forget to set the<br />

router IP and DHCP.<br />

14.now the module will be automatically started after restart.<br />

The configuration of the card will be made by YaST (/ect/sysconfig/network/ifcfgwlanx)<br />

or the wireless tools iwconfig and ifconfig. To use this commands refer your<br />

linux manual.<br />

For using WPA look at the special instruction guide “WPA <strong>under</strong> Linux”.<br />

Advices:<br />

1. If dmesg always shows “ndiswrapper version 0.6 + VCS loaded” although<br />

the newest version is installed, so please check:<br />

a) is the SuSE ndiswrapper packet installed? � delete it.<br />

b) is there a file called ndiswrapper.ko (2004-04-07) in the folder


lib/modules/<strong>2.6</strong>.4-52-default/extra? So please delete this because the newest<br />

ndiswrapper.ko can be found in /lib/modules/<strong>2.6</strong>.4-52-default/misc. After this<br />

you have to compile the ndiswrapper again (make install).

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