Примечания к выпуску для Cisco Cisco Aironet 350 Wireless LAN Client Adapter

These instructions are the same regardless of whether you are doing an initial install or upgrading from 
a previous version. If you are upgrading, your previous driver and client utilities are overwritten by the 
new ones.

The installation shell scripts are available for PCI and kernel PCMCIA configurations (such as Red Hat 
7.2, which ships with kernel PCMCIA enabled). For these systems, execute sh kpciinstall as root. This 
program builds and installs the drivers and utilities for these configurations. If you have a PCI card only, 
the driver is properly installed and configured, eliminating the need to download card and socket 
services. 

To remove the drivers and utilities installed by kpciinstall, execute sh kcpiinstall -R. After you have 
answered yes to the question asked, the drivers and the utilities are removed from your system. Other 
options are provided for installing the utilities or drivers only. Executing sh kpciinstall -id installs and 
builds the drivers, and sh kpciinstall -iu installs the utilities.

The options -ru and -rd remove the drivers or utilities respectively. For Red Hat 7.2 this is the kernel 
source rpm named kernel-source-2.4.7-10.i386.rpm. You can find this on CD 2 of the Red Hat 7.2 
distribution in the directory Redhat/RPMS. Copy the file to a local directory or install it from the CD by 
entering rpm -iv kernel-source-2.4.7-10.i386.rpm. You must have the kernel source installed, and you 
can verify the installation by executing ls /usr/src. If the source is installed, you should see the message 
“linux-2.4  linux-2.4.7-10.” If you do not see this message, the sources are not installed. If the 
kpciinstall script cannot locate the kernel source it prompts you to enter it. The prompt can appear if 
you compile the kernel sources. The installation of sources using Red Hat 7.2 places a link to the source 
in the /usr/src/Linux-2.4 directory. If the sources are installed, entering this directory in answer to the 
prompt causes the operation to proceed.

Installing or upgrading to version 2.0 is relatively simple. Bash shell scripts cwinstall for PCMCIA 
clients and kpciinstall for PCI clients are included in the download file to help install the driver and 
ACU. The script can accommodate a new installation or an upgrade. In the case of an upgrade, it is no 
longer necessary to remove any files from the previous version, cwinstall and kpciinstall accomplish 
that as part of the installation process. 

If you are running a Red Hat system, you have three installation options, which are described in this 
section.

Because system-level changes are made, cwinstall and kpciinstall run properly only if executed as root.

Follow these steps to download and install the driver and ACU.

Use your browser to go to 

In the Service & Support section, click Software Center. The Technical Assistance page appears.

In the Software Products & Downloads section, click Wireless Software. The Wireless Software page 
appears.