Re: bsd-airtools on openbsd 3.2

I thought a cisco 350 card was detected as an0 ?
(at least it is in FreeBSD)
I have so far been unable to get a cisco card
working with the bsd-airtools software..  I've
volunteered access to a development machine with
the card installed, but have never gotten a response.

See previous thread:
Re: [BAT] cisco aironet support
1/17/2003

-Russell

At 03:30 PM 2/23/2003 -0600, you wrote:
>Make sure the card is 'UP'.  On my rig it's only for sniffing so it's 
>basically not configured with an ip or anything so I do an 'ifconfig wi0 
>up.' You also need to put it in monitor mode. I use "prism2ctl wio -m".
>
>My system is a dell inspiron 7000 with a cisco 350 card. OpenBSD 3.2.
>
>tye
>
>Nick Vahalik wrote:
>
>>Hey all,
>>
>>
>>I'm trying to get my wlan card to work with dstumbler, but I am having 
>>some problems.  The network card I am using is the Dell Truemobile 1150:
>>
>>wi0 at pcmcia1 function 0 "Dell, TrueMobile 1150 Series PC Card, Version 
>>01.01" port 0x400/64: irq 9
>>wi0: Firmware 8.10 variant 1, address 00:02:2d:51:38:15
>>
>>I installed OpenBSD 3.2 (no patches or updated wicontrol) from the cdrom 
>>as an upgrade from 3.1 (X kept locking up with apmd).  I installed the 
>>bsd-airtools-0.2.tgz package from the OpenBSD packages page.  It 
>>installed with no problems.  So, I tried dstumbler: "# dstumbler 
>>wi0<enter>", and it came up... but nothing happened.  The lights on the 
>>card don't flash, and the only output I get is  "error: unable to ioctl 
>>device socket: Invalid argument" when I quit dstumbler.  Do I need to use 
>>OpenBSD 3.0 and apply the patches to get it to work?  Or do I need to get 
>>invest in a new wlan card?  maybe one of those wpc11's from Linksys?
>>
>>Thanks
>>Nick
>>
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