[ Thanks to Rick
Nicholas for this link. ]
“What follows is a brief how-to on using Intel’s Centrino WiFi
on Fedora Core 3. The victim for this experiment is a Dell 600M
laptop with Intel’s Pro/Wireless 2200BG interface.“First off you need to make sure you have the following packages
installed, if not you’ll need to install them prior to following
this tutorial:“Fedora Core 3 with the 2.6.9-1.667 or later kernel
Kernel sources for your running kernel
Wireless Tools (v27 or later)
Basic Development Packages…”
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