kernel 2.6.20-6 loads wrong modules for some orinoco cards (seeBug #62685)
Bug #85016 reported by
Brunellus
This bug report is a duplicate of:
Bug #62685: [Edgy regression] Hostap driver for PRISM2 wifi card not working any more.
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Bug Description
Binary package hint: linux-image-
It appears that the problem of Bug #62685 persists in kernel 2.6.20-6.
Install detects my orinoco card flawlessly; DHCP autoconfiguration succeeds.
On first boot into newly-installed system, prism2_cs and prism2 are loaded along with orinoco, orinoco_cs, hostap_cs, and hostap.
Additionally, orinoco_cs gives this warning unless hostap and hostap_cs are blacklisted.
" orinoco_cs: GetNextTuple(): No matching CIS configuration. Maybe you need the ignore_cis_vcc=1 parameter "
Blacklisting prism2 and prism2_cs (as well as hostap and hostap_cs) forces orinoco_cs and orinoco to load properly. iwconfig will succeed, but dhclient will time out.
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