How to install ThinkPad SL410 wireless LAN driver on Fedora 15

The SL410 wireless network card is RTL8192SE, and the driver is RTL8192SE Linux. I have this document, you give me the email address or hi me, I send it to you. Or you can do your own online search**.

Then under the command line:

su -# tar xvzf rtl8192se_linux_

# cd rtl8192se_linux_

# ./configure

# make

# make install

I've been installing it for a while.,I don't remember if I want to configure.,You try it.,If not.,Just make and make install directly behind.。

One of the more frustrating things is that every time the kernel is upgraded (yum update sometimes upgrades the kernel), the wireless driver is gone, and you have to reinstall it.

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Fedora is able to recognize most wireless network cards, so you shouldn't need to install your own driver.

You can use ifconfig -a to check whether your wireless card is listed, which is usually displayed as wlan0

Then use iwconfig to configure the wireless network card, and use iwlist to scan the wireless network (iwconfig is generally installed, iwlist may need to be installed yourself).

ifconfig wlan0 up enables the wireless NIC.

iwlist wlan0 scan scans the wireless network.

iwconfig wlan0 to view the current parameter configuration of iwconfig.

For more information on how to use iwconfig and iwlist, see their help, such as iwconfig -h, which can list the usage of various parameters. If you don't know well, you can also take a look.

If you don't see the wireless card in ifconfig -a, there may not be a driver. Use lspci to find the specific model of the network card, and then go to the network to find the corresponding driver to install it, and then configure it. If you don't want to trouble, you can use the universal driver madwifi, and you can search for it.

You can use the driver wizard Nianqiao to intelligently install the wireless network card driver.

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The method of use is very simple, install the driver wizard will, open the driver wizard software will automatically detect and scan the hardware in the computer, when it is found that the hardware driver is not normal or there is no installation will give a prompt, we only need to follow the prompts to install** can complete the installation of the wireless network card drive.