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Subject: Re: about wlp0 ioctl()

: here I found problem with my PCMCIA WaveLan card.
: I'd insert "AT&T""WaveLAN/PCMCIA" into my notebook
: and the kernel message as follows:
: wlp0: nwid [3:24] mac:[8:0:e:21:dc:b0]
: wlp0 ioctl(): board is not running
: so I can't get on intetnet........
: may any thing goes wrong?

	when I know my correct nwid, I can use wlconfig -i wlp0 -w <nwid>
	to solve this question..:)


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