Title:		ipw2200-k2.4.31.dsl
Description:	Intel PRO/Wireless ipw2200 Driver for the IPW2200BG and IPW2915ABG
Version:	1.0.1
Author:		James Ketrenos
Original-site:	http://ipw2200.sourceforge.net/
Copying-policy:	GPL
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Extension by:	tempestuous
Comments:	compiled for DSL kernel 2.4.31 - DSL ver2.0 up
                INSTRUCTIONS
		## Install the driver. In EmelFM select ipw2200-k2.4.31.dsl and press 'MYDSL'
		## or the manual way - open an xterminal 
		sudo /etc/init.d/mydsl-install/<mylocation>/ipw2200-k2.4.31.dsl
		## first we need to become superuser
		sudo su
		## now we need to run 'depmod'  which is no problem with a HD install 
		## but difficult with the liveCD (and frugal) because much of the filesystem is read-only.
		## so for a liveCD we need to make certain files writeable
		## by running /home/dsl/depmodscript.sh  which is provided in this package.
		## So run this next command only for liveCD  not HDinstalls
		/home/dsl/depmodscript.sh
		## map our new driver modules
		depmod
		## Now load the driver
		modprobe ipw2200
		## if no error messages  this should create a network interface  eth0 (or eth1  etc)
		## you can check this by running 'ifconfig -a'
		## now set up the wireless network
		iwconfig eth0 essid MY_ESSID key 1234567890 mode managed
		## for automatic IP
		pump -i eth0
		## or for static IP
		## modify /etc/resolv.conf to include your nameservers
		#ifconfig eth0 192.168.0.xx
		#route add default gw 192.168.0.1 eth0   # or whatever your router's IP is
		Obviously  replace 'MY_ESSID' with your SSID and '123467890' with your WEP key.
		Instead of manually entering the commands each time to load the module and configure the network 
		it's easier to run the the provided script  /home/dsl/connect.sh
		Just modify this script to include your settings.
		MAKING IT PERMANENT with a liveCD or Frugal install.
		This driver package can be reinstalled at each boot with the boot parameter -
		'mydsl=hda1' (or sda1  or floppy  etc)
		Of course  the all-important 'depmod' process is still required.
		A neat way to achieve this automatically 
		is to list the files that depmod modifies in /home/dsl/.filetool.lst  
		then run 'Backup' from DSLpanel > Backup/Restore.
		First  set up the driver and make sure it's working.  And modify your /home/dsl/connect.sh script.
		Now add the following entries to /home/dsl/.filetool.lst -
		(don't dare delete the 'home/dsl/.filetool.lst' and '/home/dsl/.xfiletool.lst' entries)
		home/dsl/connect.sh
		lib/modules/2.4.31/modules.dep
		lib/modules/2.4.31/modules.generic_string
		lib/modules/2.4.31/modules.ieee1394map
		lib/modules/2.4.31/modules.isapnpmap
		lib/modules/2.4.31/modules.parportmap
		lib/modules/2.4.31/modules.pcimap
		lib/modules/2.4.31/modules.pnpbiosmap
		lib/modules/2.4.31/modules.usbmap
		Run 'Backup' from DSLpanel > Backup/Restore
		Boot with the boot parameters -
		mydsl=hda1 restore=hda1 (or sda1  or floppy  etc)
Change-log:	
Current:	11/06/2005