#10464: wifi card Intel Pro 2915 ABG not working --------------------------------------------+---------------------------- Reporter: lukove | Owner: luroh Type: bug | Status: in-progress Priority: normal | Milestone: R1 Component: Drivers/Network/iprowifi2100 | Version: R1/Development Resolution: | Keywords: Blocked By: | Blocking: Has a Patch: 1 | Platform: All --------------------------------------------+---------------------------- Comment (by taos): The difference I've seen between iprowifi2100 and iprowifi2200 after executing install-wifi-firmwares.sh might actually be related to #10914. As mentioned by luroh, at the moment only firmware for ipw2200 is part of haiku.hpkg and thus included in nightly images. However, just having a "iprowifi2200" directory with an compressed tgz file in /system/data/firmwares/ doesn't mean it's actually activated. It's only activated when you can see a number of extracted firmware files. When I first tried to install the firmware on my laptop computer, the compressed firmware files were downloaded, packed into wifi_firmwares_1_any.hpkg and - according to a corresponding "activated- packages" file in one of the subfolders in /system/packages/administrative - actually mounted/activated. Unfortunately, it seems this lasted only about 12 s because then the entry for wifi_firmwares_1_any.hpkg was removed from the list again (status in HaikuDepot was still "active"). A few days later I repeated the installation procedure with another computer that used an iprowifi2200 (I think without network connection) - this time everything worked as expected, all firmware files were extracted and mounted and wifi_firmwares_1_any.hpkg was again added to "activated- packages". Since then, wifi_firmwares_1_any.hpkg stayed activated and I could also - for the first time - successfully establish a wifi connection with my iprowifi2100 laptop. I repeated the procedures with a freshly installed nightly. And again, after the first installation attempt wifi_firmwares_1_any.hpkg was added to "activated-packages" and removed only seconds later - I never had the time to actually see folder /system/data/firmwares/iprowifi2100 pop up. Package status in HaikuDepot was still shown as active. This time, the same happened when I executed wifi-firmwares.sh on the iprowifi2200 computer - activation followed by deactivation only seconds later. To activate the package I manually added an entry in /system/packages/administrative/activated-packages. -- Ticket URL: <https://dev.haiku-os.org/ticket/10464#comment:20> Haiku <https://dev.haiku-os.org> Haiku - the operating system.