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linux init.d startup scrip

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10-Sep-2006, 11:47 PM #1
linux init.d startup scrip
I'm trying to get my wireless card to start at boot time in SUSE 10.1

i made a script called

/etc/init.d/ndis

! /bin/sh

modprobe ndiswrapper
iwlist wlan0 scan



it isn't working. how do i get my card to scan automatically at boot? I am using a windows 64 bit driver and ndiswrapper. It works but I have to manually do the modprobe and the scan
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11-Sep-2006, 08:59 PM #2
Try that script from /etc/rc3.d
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