From: guenter_m@freenet.de   
      
   Edmund wrote:   
   > In message <1138161200.556612.161630@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>, "furby"   
   > wrote:   
   >> Okay, here's the basic facts: I'm runnin Developer Edition 1.1 on an   
   >> old HP Pavillon laptop. Works okay. I have a network set up in order to   
   >> share my internet connection. On the BeOS laptop it goes through a   
   >> D-Link PCMCIA card (The ethernet port was broken from a fall) to a   
   >> Belkin wireless router (My other PC has wireless built in) to a   
   >> clearwire wireless modem out to the internet.   
   >   
   > Maybe a stupid question, is the PMCIA card connected by a wire,   
   > or is it wireless?   
   >   
   > I don't have any experience with wireless.   
   > Anyway go to network and restart network if you have bone installed.   
   > If not, DHCP will probably not work but try it anyway and see if there   
   > is a change in IP address or anything.   
   > If it does you know it is partially  working.   
   > Now fill out he correct subnetmask gateway and give it and IP which   
   > is in the correct range that the server should give to it.   
   > ( If you don't know look what IP etc a windows computer has)   
   > Now save and restart network, should work now.   
   > You probably have to restart network after every boot.   
   >   
   > --   
   > "Never believe anything in politics until it has   
   >   been officially denied." ~ Otto Von Bismark   
   >   
      
   ... And if you have a wireless PCMCIA Card from D-Link, you need to   
   install the HFA384x driver from Patrick Lafarguette. Find it at   
   bebits.com at the drivers section.   
   NOTE: Under BeOS and Zeta you don't have WEP. Disable it in the settings   
   file before you copy it to its folder .   
   Read the README file to become instructions for driver installation.   
      
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