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Not having a good hardware week. Wireless (via Netgear PCMCIA card) was working just ducky all the way up til this morning. I come home tonight from work, and suddenly it's not working. Not even recognized. "cardctl status" just shows no card. I know the card works, because I'm on the machine now in my Windows partition and it's working just peachy. I think what *might* have happened is that when I booted up at work without my wireless card, Redhat popped up and asked me if I wanted to remove the wireless configuration since the hardware was gone (it does that). I usually hit "keep configuration", but I suppose I could have hit "remove configuration" by accident. All of my wireless files are still in place. There is still an ifcfg-wlan0, wireless.opts, and so on. But when I tried /sbin/ifup wlan0 I get "prism2 device not present, delaying initialization." Anybody got any help? Seems like I can never get this thing configured the way I like it. Thanks for all the memory help to everybody -- I passed the diagnostic with flying colors, so at least for now I'm going to assume my lockups were due to a memory seating problem. Duane
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