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

Option 3 is the most advanced installation method because it requires a complete kernel rebuild and 
installation.

You must use the kernel source in order to properly execute this procedure.

If you are not using a RedHat 7.1 system but your distribution enables PCMCIA support in 
the kernel by default, you need to disable it by following the instructions in this section.

To select option 3, type 3 and press Enter.

Type cd /usr/src/linux-2.4.2 and press Enter.

Type make menuconfig and press Enter.

In the menuconfig window, scroll down to General setup and press Enter.

Scroll down to PCMCIA/Cardbus support and press Enter.

Continue to press the spacebar until the selector in front of the option is blank (does not contain an M 
or an *).

Continue to select Exit and press Enter until the following message appears: “Do you wish to save 
your new kernel configuration?”

Select Yes and press Enter.

Rebuild your kernel.

After the kernel is remade and reinstalled, reboot your computer.

Go to Step 8 of the main upgrade procedure on page 2. This time select n when asked in Step 11 if you 
are using a RedHat 7.1 system with an unmodified kernel.

After the driver and client utilities are properly installed, you may need to perform additional procedures 
before using your client adapter. This section provides instructions for the following procedures:

Changing the permission rights regarding configuration of the client adapter

Assigning an IP address

Installing the drivers for more than one client adapter and then selecting between them

By default, all users are permitted to configure the client adapter. If you want only root users (those with 
administrative rights) to be able to run the client utilities and configure the client adapter, type chmod 
500 /opt/cisco/bin/* and press Enter.