Toshiba Satellite, 2.6 kernel and wireless networking

[briand@aracnet.com]

are you sure that the network driver for the correct card is in place ?
for example, maybe it was built-in on your 2.4 kernel and now it is a module

also one annoying thing I've noticed about 2.6 is that mii operation now seems to come from a separate module so that even when you have the proper hardware modules, LAN will still not working.

quite the user trap

hth

brian
>>>>> "Darryl" == Darryl Pierce <mcpierce@gmail.com> writes:

  Darryl> When I boot my system (running testing) with a 2.6 kernel,
  Darryl> the system comes up fine. However, the networking never
  Darryl> finishes obtaining an IP address from my WAP. If I boot
  Darryl> using a 2.4 kernel all comes up fine and I have an IP and
  Darryl> can work. Any suggestions?

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