> Aug 16 14:33:39 polesen cardmgr[4209]: + usage: ifup <device name> > > It seems like the name "wlan0" is not known :-( The "usage: ifup <device name>" message does not mean the interface is not known; if you do "ifconfig -a" you will see that it is there. It means that "ifup" could not find a network configuration file for this interface. The Red Hat "netconf" and "ifup" tools only know how to configure standard ethernet devices with eth* names. You can't use the Red Hat network setup programs to configure this device. So you are getting bit by the fact that Red Hat's default PCMCIA setup installs a special network script that calls their tools. If you install the standard PCMCIA network configuration scripts, then you can enter your network settings in /etc/pcmcia/network.opts using the instructions in the PCMCIA-HOWTO. -- Dave |