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Default New to Linux-Fedora Core 4 w/ Linksys driver problem
Hi everyone.

I installed Fedora 4 on my older laptop so that I might get to learn it a little. Love the system but am having problems getting it to recognize my linksys wireless card.

Does anyone have any suggestions??

Thanks
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Could you post some dmesg, lspci, and lsmod outputs?

How far is the card to being set up?
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