Can't get wireless to work with 11.1

It was working fine before I upgraded from 10.2.

The card in question is a zd1211rw USB card wich get detected on first try, but SuSE fails to rename the card’s adapter to eth0 (or eth1, not sure which).

The card successfully locates my AP and authenticates to it. However, dhclient is called next on an nonexistent interface, and it complains to my log before dying.

That is my diagnosis, here is some aditional info just in case:

Card Type: 802.11b/g USB2 WiFi (wlan0_rename_re)
Controller: zd1211rw
Maker: ZyDAS
ID sysfs: 1-1.4:1.0
Device ID: 201233
Provider ID: 199374
UID: /org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/usb_device_ace_1211_noserial_if0

I will appreciate any help.

I’m also have some troubles with wifi in 11.1 (In 11.0 all was ok)

I have laptop amilo 2548 with sis163u wireless card

It worked in 11.0 with use of ndiswrapper. I’m trying to do the same in 11.1 but it doesn’t work.

ndiswrapper -l

sis163u : driver installed
device (0BF8:100F) present

iwconfig wlan0

wlan0 No such device

ndiswrapper -v

modinfo: could not open ndiswrapper: Is a directory
module version is too old!
utils version: ‘1.9’, utils version needed by module: ‘0’
module details:
modinfo: could not open ndiswrapper: Is a directory

You may need to upgrade driver and/or utils to latest versions available at
NdisWrapper

Thank you, but I am not using ndiswrapper, as my card has a native driver.

I am trying it, though, just in case. I have problems getting the windows driver to the machine without using the network device, which I will solve on my own given enough time.

I am asking for help getting the kernel to detect the card as eth or detect it as whatever but later renamiing it, which is not doing.

Thank you again.

Go to the wireless forum, read the stickies and post the data for your card. The
experts there will help you get your card working.

Ok.

When I first search through the forums I did not find the wireless forum, I only found this one (the hardware forum). Since wireless cards are some form of hardware, I posted here.

Sorry for posting to the wrong forum.

Thanks for your help.

Victor.