-The driver has been tested on Minix 3.1.3, svn revision 2928:\r
- http://derelict.cs.vu.nl/images/minix3_1_3_ide_r2928.iso.bz2\r
-\r
-\r
-To install the driver do:\r
-#sh install_script\r
-\r
-This script will patch, compile and install 2 code files in Minix:\r
- /usr/src/services/rs/service.c\r
- /usr/src/commands/dhcpd/devices.c\r
- (see the docs directory for more information)\r
-Furthermore, the script will patch 1 configuration file:\r
- /etc/drivers.conf\r
- (adding an entry for 'orinoco')\r
-and 1 script file:\r
- /usr/etc/rc\r
- (adding an entry in a for-loop to start orinoco)\r
-Finally, the script will copy the orinoco driver into the drivers directory,\r
-compile and install it.\r
-\r
-When the script completes successfully, the inet.conf file has to be adjusted \r
-so that Minix will use the orinoco driver. Add an entry like:\r
-\r
- eth0 orinoco 0 {default;};\r
-\r
-The last step is to set the essid and WEP key of the network in the boot \r
-monitor. When in the boot monitor, type:\r
- essid=<essid>\r
- wep=<WEP key>\r
- save\r
-\r
-The essid is the name of the wireless network\r
-The WEP key is a string of 13 ASCII characters, being the key of the wireless \r
-network. This variable shouldn't be set when the network is not WEP protected.\r
-If the essid is not set, the card will just try connect a network quite at random\r
-\r
-N.B.: WPA is not supported\r
-N.B.: WEP seems to be buggy. At my place it works, at the VU it doesnt. So if \r
-things don't work, try without WEP\r
-\r
+The driver has been tested on Minix 3.1.3, svn revision 2928:
+ http://derelict.cs.vu.nl/images/minix3_1_3_ide_r2928.iso.bz2
+
+
+To install the driver do:
+#sh install_script
+
+This script will patch, compile and install 2 code files in Minix:
+ /usr/src/services/rs/service.c
+ /usr/src/commands/dhcpd/devices.c
+ (see the docs directory for more information)
+Furthermore, the script will patch 1 configuration file:
+ /etc/drivers.conf
+ (adding an entry for 'orinoco')
+and 1 script file:
+ /usr/etc/rc
+ (adding an entry in a for-loop to start orinoco)
+Finally, the script will copy the orinoco driver into the drivers directory,
+compile and install it.
+
+When the script completes successfully, the inet.conf file has to be adjusted
+so that Minix will use the orinoco driver. Add an entry like:
+
+ eth0 orinoco 0 {default;};
+
+The last step is to set the essid and WEP key of the network in the boot
+monitor. When in the boot monitor, type:
+ essid=<essid>
+ wep=<WEP key>
+ save
+
+The essid is the name of the wireless network
+The WEP key is a string of 13 ASCII characters, being the key of the wireless
+network. This variable shouldn't be set when the network is not WEP protected.
+If the essid is not set, the card will just try connect a network quite at random
+
+N.B.: WPA is not supported
+N.B.: WEP seems to be buggy. At my place it works, at the VU it doesnt. So if
+things don't work, try without WEP
+