Problem with asus wireless card

[X-Redhat]

Hi guys,
I am really facing very big problem,
I have Asus F5RLseries laptop and I start working with Fedora 9 . I tried a lot to configure my wireless card with no result a google this issue and no helpful result.
When I try to configure my wireless network I am not even able to see my wireless card there .
I think fedora does not support this wireless card. Or what , anybody help please …

[stoat]

Originally Posted by X-Redhat

I think fedora does not support this wireless card.

Hello X-Redhat,

You could be right about that. Fedora does not have built-in support for every wireless card. But there is almost always a way to get a driver installed and a connection established. The first step in these wireless journeys is to identify the chipset in your wireless card. The following terminal command may or may not yield a result, but it is the common first step...

/sbin/lspci | grep Network

[X-Redhat]

thanks a lot for your great help .
i run this command

/sbin/lspci | grep Network

but it dose not give me any information .

what is the next step ??

[scottro]

http://home.roadrunner.com/~computertaijutsu/rhhw.html

[stoat]

Yeah, not all lspci reports use the same words for the wireless device. You can go ahead and just post the entire report of /sbin/lspci. Maybe someone will recognize a wireless device. You may as well post the result of /sbin/lsusb, too. Who knows? Maybe its a USB card. That also may or may not reveal anything useful.

[X-Redhat]

hi all
i found this topic in internet :
http://lampcomputing.com/getting-ar2...-work-fedora-9

i tried it but even this a can not find any Atheros wireless card under :
system-config-network

any help gus