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Apr 07 15:52:57 <Lantizia> hey I've just been digging and found both an SL-5600 and a Linksys WCF45G Type II 802.11.g WiFi CF card
Apr 07 15:54:00 <Lantizia> after a bit of googling it seems the kernel module wlags49-h25-cs is needed to use that WiFi
Apr 07 15:54:29 <Lantizia> and an ipk for that pops up on google for the pandaboard in the 2014.06 version
Apr 07 15:54:58 <Lantizia> so presuming 2016.06 is the latest for poodle - i checked... http://feeds.angstrom-distribution.org/feeds/v2016.06/ipk/glibc/armv5te/machine/poodle/
Apr 07 15:55:15 <Lantizia> sadly no equivalent ipk - would this be especially hard to create/compile?
Apr 07 15:56:58 <Lantizia> course it may be that my info is out of date and the WCF54G is now covered by a different kernel module - or just built in... 
Apr 07 15:57:28 <Lantizia> according to this post it's chipset/type is a Hermes-II.5 device with ID 0156 0004 ... http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=334218&sid=731c4ea21de4cf560df9becbde20266f#334218
Apr 07 16:05:46 <Lantizia> meh it was a long shot talking in here :)  been maaaany years since I've been active with this stuff (or probably most of you)
Apr 07 16:07:50 <Lantizia> think I used to use Hentges back in the day on my old collie (rip)
Apr 07 16:08:11 <Lantizia> which was openzaurus based - but then OZ became angstrom right?
Apr 07 16:11:04 <Lantizia> heck it was this exact one... http://web.archive.org/web/20081220004537/http://hentges.net/misc/openzaurus/oz3.5.4.1-opie1.2.1.shtml
Apr 07 16:11:08 <Lantizia> i wonder if that can be used on a poodle
Apr 07 16:11:26 <Lantizia> ah no - it says that will come later
Apr 07 16:11:29 <Lantizia> only there was never a later
Apr 07 19:48:54 <Lantizia> only it did come later! http://web.archive.org/web/20081219094851/http://hentges.net/tmp/snapshots/Hentges-ROM/1.0.0/20061108/poodle/
Apr 07 19:49:00 <Lantizia> but archive.org doesn't have copies of that :P
Apr 07 19:50:07 <Lantizia> I think my desire for this poodle is for it to run something that is binary compatible with packages meant to be used with the original Sharp ROM available (on the CD or online)
Apr 07 19:50:19 <Lantizia> even with the interface it had - or as close to it as possible
Apr 07 19:50:30 <Lantizia> but with a more modern kernel perhaps 
Apr 07 19:50:39 <Lantizia> probably a tall order
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