Texas Instruments ACX 111 PCI card

I’ve been working on this off an on for 2 weeks.The card is an Airlink AWLH3025 but, the chipset is Texas Instruments ACX 111.

00:0b.0 Network controller: Texas Instruments ACX 111 54Mbps Wireless Interface
Subsystem: Abocom Systems Inc Unknown device ab90
Flags: medium devsel, IRQ 10
Memory at dfffe000 (32-bit, non-prefetchable) [size=8]
Memory at dffc0000 (32-bit, non-prefetchable) [size=128]
Capabilities: [40] Power Management version 2

I went through the following steps:
* Click OK, YaST will now download the package information.
* Click Finish, when it’s done.

* Install MadWifi program and Kernel Module.
      o Select Software Management in the YaST Control Center
      o Search for madwifi, and you should see a list of packages appear.
      o Install (or update, if necessary) madwifi and madwifi-kmp-<KERNEL_TYPE>. Pick one of the madwifi-kmp-* based on your kernel type.
      o Click on Accept and wait for the packages to be downloaded and installed. 

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linux:/home/keith # /sbin/modprobe ath_pci
FATAL: Module ath_pci not found.
linux:/home/keith #

Should I just purchase another wireless PCI card? My kids are getting impatient.[/size][/size]

can I suggest:

go here:

Benutzeranleitung/Usersguide von/of collectNWData | collectNWData.sh

this is a diagnostic script by framp: is completely safe; will run and you can paste the results back to the forum here; it may even tell you what to do

Tiny Networkinterface Monitor (tnm)

Summary:

Short script which collects network interface usage informations for DSL interfaces.

Useful to get a quick overview about the interface usage over time.

There exist two output formats: The first one displays the throughput weigthed with the maximum receive and transmit

speed. The second one does not weighting.

Parameters:

No parameter (default): Display the throughput weighted with the maximum receive and transmit speed

Any other parameter: Display the throughput not weighted

Script has to be customized. See customization section below for details.

Author: linux at framp dot de

Feel free to extend this script. But please let me know about any useful extensions or improvements.

History:

??/??/?? - Initial version

11/04/06 - V 0.1 - Screen size not fixed any more

The latest actual version can be downloaded from Framp’s Linux Tips and Tricks | Home

MYSELF=basename $0
VERSION=“0.1”

#set -o xtrace
#set -o verbose

IFCONFIG=/sbin/ifconfig

							# ###### Customization section

iv=1 # <-------------- sleep interval in seconds
let trxSpeed=128 # <-------------- transmit speed in KB/s
let rcvSpeed=1024 # <-------------- receive speed in KB/s
if=dsl0 # <-------------- interface to measure throughput
width=80 # <-------------- width of display in characters
# ###### Customization section
let trxBandwidth=trxSpeed*$iv/8
let rcvBandwidth=rcvSpeed*$iv/8
let sumBandwidth=$trxBandwidth+$rcvBandwidth

last_tx=0 # last trx byte count in KB/s
last_rx=0 # last rcv byte count in KB/s
started=0 # initialization flag

headerInsertion=20
headerCount=$headerInsertion

if $1 == “” ]]; then
equal=0
else
equal=1
fi

padNull=" "
trxChar=“TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT”
rcvChar=“RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR”
dashChar="------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------"
spaceChar=" "
headerLeft=“KBs %”
headerRight=" % KBs"

let width=$width-${#headerLeft}-${#headerRight}

if $equal -eq 1 ]]; then
let trxWidthSum=$width/2
let rcvWidthSum=$width/2
else
let trxWidthSum=$trxBandwidth100/$sumBandwidth$width/100
let rcvWidthSum=$rcvBandwidth100/$sumBandwidth$width/100
fi
let dashRightLength=$trxWidthSum
let dashLeftLength=$rcvWidthSum
dashRight=${dashChar:0:$dashRightLength}
dashLeft=${dashChar:0:$dashLeftLength}
header="$headerLeft ${dashLeft}+${dashRight} $headerRight"

while 1 ]]; do
ut_start=$ut_end
ut_end=$(cat /proc/uptime | sed ‘s/.//’ | awk ’ { print $1 }’)
p=$($IFCONFIG $if)
new_rx=$(echo $p | awk ‘/RX bytes/ { print $31}’ | sed ‘s/bytes://’)
let new_rx=$new_rx/1024 # -> KB/s
new_tx=$(echo $p | awk ‘/TX bytes/ { print $35}’ | sed ‘s/bytes://’)
let new_tx=$new_tx/1024 # -> KB/s

if $started == 0 ]]; then
last_tx=$new_tx
last_rx=$new_rx
started=1
else
let interval=$ut_end-$ut_start

  let t=($new_tx-$last_tx)*100/$interval
  let trxPerc=($t*100)/$trxBandwidth
  last_tx=$new_tx

  let r=($new_rx-$last_rx)*100/$interval
  let rcvPerc=($r*100)/$rcvBandwidth
  last_rx=$new_rx

  if  $trxPerc -gt 100 ]]; then
     trxPerc=100
  fi
  if  $rcvPerc -gt 100 ]]; then
     rcvPerc=100
  fi
  let trxWidth=$trxPerc*$trxWidthSum/100
  let rcvWidth=$rcvPerc*$rcvWidthSum/100
  trx=${trxChar:0:$trxWidth}
  rcv=${rcvChar:0:$rcvWidth}
  let rest=$trxWidthSum-$trxWidth
  if  $rest &lt; 0 ]]; then
     rest=0
  fi
  spct=${spaceChar:0:$rest}
  let rest=$rcvWidthSum-$rcvWidth
  if  $rest &lt; 0 ]]; then
     rest=0
  fi
  spcr=${spaceChar:0:$rest}

  let l=3-${#t}
  t=${padNull:0:$l}${t}      
  let l=3-${#r}
  r=${padNull:0:$l}${r}     

  let l=3-${#trxPerc}
  trxPerc=${padNull:0:$l}${trxPerc}     
  let l=3-${#rcvPerc}
  rcvPerc=${padNull:0:$l}${rcvPerc}     

  let headerCount=${headerCount}+1
  if  $headerCount -gt $headerInsertion ]]; then
     echo "$header"
     headerCount=0
  fi
  echo "${r}" "${rcvPerc}" ${rcv}"${spcr}""|""${spct}"${trx} "${trxPerc}" "${t}"

fi

sleep $iv
done

Perhaps you should read a little more carefully, what pdc_2 suggested.

BTW:

Madwifi and ACX 111 have nothing to do with each other.

P.S.

Yes, you should (no WPA support for those ACX 111/100-cards under linux with native drivers).

ok He said," can I suggest:

go here:

Benutzeranleitung/Usersguide von/of collectNWData | collectNWData.sh

this is a diagnostic script by framp: is completely safe; will run and you can paste the results back to the forum here; it may even tell you what to do

What in this reply you don’t understand? From what I’m ready he states: this is a diagnostic script by framp: is completely safe; will run and you can paste the results back to the forum here; it may even tell you what to do

Is this NOT what your see? If so, break it down to me.

Bonjour

Je suis en train de configurer une nouvelle installation de 2.2.14 sur une distribution LINUX SUSE. Lorsque j’éxecute la commande “./configure”, j’obtiens l’erreur suivant:

linux-top:~/appli/httpd-2.2.14 # ./configure --prefix=/root/appli/

checking for chosen layout… Apache
checking for working mkdir -p… yes
checking build system type… i686-pc-linux-gnu
checking host system type… i686-pc-linux-gnu
checking target system type… i686-pc-linux-gnu

Configuring Apache Portable Runtime library …
[size=][size=]
checking for APR… reconfig
configuring package in srclib/apr now
checking build system type… i686-pc-linux-gnu
checking host system type… i686-pc-linux-gnu
checking target system type… i686-pc-linux-gnu
Configuring APR library
Platform: i686-pc-linux-gnu
checking for working mkdir -p… yes
APR Version: 1.3.9
checking for chosen layout… apr
checking for gcc… no
checking for cc… no
checking for cl.exe… no
configure: error: in /root/appli/httpd-2.2.14/srclib/apr': configure: error: no acceptable C compiler found in $PATH See config.log’ for more details.
configure failed for srclib/apr

Je ne sais pas quoi faire, je vous remerci d’avance pour votre aide…[/size][/size]

What’s your problem? Don’t you trust the script? Do you have problems to execute the script? Pls let me know if you have any concerns or problems.