I don't have any specific experience with this, but it is possible that either the (old) 2.0.* kernel, or your net tools, can't handle the unusual "wvlan0" network interface name. You might have better luck after upgrading one or both of those. Also, the wavelan2_cs driver is not "old"; it is just "different". It is written and maintained by Lucent, and has more features than the wvlan_cs driver. It is not included in the PCMCIA distribution because it is not completely open source. If that driver works fine for you, I'd suggest just using it. -- Dave |