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1.\" vim:tw=78:
2.\" Copyright (c) 1999-2003 Agere Systems Inc. -- http://www.agere.com
3.\" wlags49.4 7.20-abg 04/28/2004 13:30:00
4.\"
5.TH WLAGS49 4 "04/28/2004 13:30:00" "pcmcia-cs"
6.SH NAME
7wlags49 \- Agere Systems Wireless PC Card / PCI device drivers
8
9wlags49_h2_cs.o \- Hermes-II Card Services (PCMCIA/CF) driver
10.br
11wlags49_h2.o \- Hermes-II MiniPCI driver
12.br
13wlags49_h25.o \- Hermes-II.5 PCI/CardBus driver
14.br
15wlags49_h25_cs.o\- Hermes-II.5 Card Services (PCMCIA/CF) driver
16
17.SH SYNOPSIS
18.nh
19.fi
20.B insmod wlags49_[h1,h2]_[cs].o
21.br
22.RB [ Authentication=n ]
23.RB [ AuthKeyMngmtSuite=???? ]
24.RB [ BRSC2GHz=b ]\p
25.RB [ BRSC5GHz=b ]
26.RB [ Coexistence=n ]
27.RB [ Configured=???? ]\p
28.RB [ ConnectionControl=???? ]
29.RB [ CreateIBSS=s ]
30.RB [ DebugFlag=n ]\p
31.RB [ DesiredSSID=s ]
32.RB [ DownloadFirmware=n ]
33.RB [ DriverEnable=???? ]\p
34.RB [ EnableEncryption=s ]
35.RB [ Encryption=???? ]
36.RB [ ExcludeUnencrypted=s ]\p
37.RB [ IntraBSSRelay=s ]
38.RB [ IrqList=i,j,... ]
39.RB [ IrqMask=n ]\p
40.RB [ Key1=s ]
41.RB [ Key2=s ]
42.RB [ Key3=s ]
43.RB [ Key4=s ]\p
44.RB [ LoadBalancing=s ]
45.RB [ MaxSleepDuration=n ]
46.RB [ MediumDistribution=s ]\p
47.RB [ MicroWaveRobustness=s ]
48.RB [ MulticastPMBuffering=s ]
49.RB [ MulticastRate=n ]\p
50.RB [ MulticastReceive=s ]
51.RB [ NetworkAddress=n,n,n,n,n,n ]
52.RB [ NetworkType=???? ]\p
53.RB [ OwnATIMWindow=n ]
54.RB [ OwnBeaconInterval=n ]
55.RB [ OwnChannel=n ]\p
56.RB [ OwnDTIMPeriod=n ]
57.RB [ OwnName=s ]
58.RB [ OwnSSID=s ]\p
59.RB [ pc_debug=n ]
60.RB [ PMEnabled=b ]
61.RB [ PMHoldoverDuration=n ]\p
62.RB [ PortType=n ]
63.RB [ PowerMode=???? ]
64.RB [ PromiscuousMode=s ]\p
65.RB [ RejectANY=s ]
66.RB [ RTSThreshold=n ]\p
67.RB [ RTSThreshold1=n ]
68.RB [ RTSThreshold2=n ]
69.RB [ RTSThreshold3=n ]\p
70.RB [ RTSThreshold4=n ]
71.RB [ RTSThreshold5=n ]
72.RB [ RTSThreshold6=n ]\p
73.RB [ SRSC2GHz=b ]
74.RB [ SRSC5GHz=b ]
75.RB [ SystemScale=n ]\p
76.RB [ TxKey=n ]
77.RB [ TxRateControl=n ]\p
78.RB [ TxRateControl1=n ]
79.RB [ TxRateControl2=n ]
80.RB [ TxRateControl3=n ]\p
81.RB [ TxRateControl4=n ]
82.RB [ TxRateControl5=n ]
83.RB [ TxRateControl6=n ]\p
84.RB [ WDSAddress=n,n,n,n,n,n ]\p
85.RB [ WDSAddress1=n,n,n,n,n,n ]
86.RB [ WDSAddress2=n,n,n,n,n,n ]\p
87.RB [ WDSAddress3=n,n,n,n,n,n ]
88.RB [ WDSAddress4=n,n,n,n,n,n ]\p
89.RB [ WDSAddress5=n,n,n,n,n,n ]
90.RB [ WDSAddress6=n,n,n,n,n,n ]\p
91.fi
92
93
94
95.SH DESCRIPTION
96.I wlags49
97is the low-level Card Services / PCI driver for the
98.B Wireless PC Card, Wireless Integrated Card, Wireless Embedded Card
99and other wireless adapters based on the Agere Systems Hermes-II, and Hermes-II.5 wireless MAC. When this driver is attached to a card, it
100allocates the next available ethernet device (eth0..eth#). This
101device name will be passed on to
102.IR cardmgr (8),
103or the PCI subsystem, for the card configuration, and reported in the kernel log file
104with the I/O base address and MAC address used by the card.
105.SH FEATURES
106 \- Hot plug/unplug
107 \- Access Point and peer-to-peer communication
108 \- Card power management
109 \- Support for Hermes-II & Hermes-II.5 based PCMCIA, Mini PCI, and CardBus cards
110 \- Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP)
111 \- WPA-PSK support (EXPERIMENTAL)
112 \- Driver utility interface (UIL)
113 \- Wireless Extensions
114 \- Software AP mode
115.SH PARAMETERS
116.TP
117.B Authentication=n
118Algorithm used for Authentication.
119.BR
120 1 \- Open System
121.BR
122 2 \- Shared Key
123.BR
124 Default: 1
125.TP
126.B Auth_key_mgmt_suite
127???????????????
128.TP
129.B BRSC2GHz=b
130Sets the card\'s Basic Rate Set in the 2.4GHz band. See SRSC2GHz
131for the value\'s format.
132.BR
133 Default: 15 (or 0x000F, only 11b rates to accept legacy 11b stations)
134.TP
135.B BRSC5GHz-b
136Sets the card\'s Basic Rate Set in the 5.0GHz band. See SRSC2GHz for the
137value\'s format
138.BR
139 Default: 4080 (or 0x0FF0, all 11a rates)
140.TP
141.B Coexistence=n
142Used to make the 802.11a/b/g coexistence behavior more strict.
143.BR
144 Default \- 0 (Use standard behavior)
145.TP
146.B ConnectionControl=n
147Configures the card\'s connection control process in dealing with multiple
148bands (802.11b/g vs. 802.11a).
149.BR
150 0 \- Single Band operation in 2GHz
151.BR
152 1 \- Single Band operation in 5GHz
153.BR
154 2 \- Multiple Band operation starting with 2GHz
155.BR
156 3 \- Multiple Band operation starting with 5GHz
157.BR
158 Default \- 2
159.TP
160.B Configured
161???????????????
162.TP
163.B ConnectionControl
164???????????????
165.TP
166.B CreateIBSS=s
167Enable or disable IBSS Creation.
168For correct operation, specification of a OwnSSID is required.
169This mode requires firmware 6.04 or higher.
170.BR
171 N \- Disable
172.BR
173 Y \- Enable
174.BR
175 Default: N
176.TP
177.B DebugFlag=n
178Selects the driver debugging level. This parameter is only available
179if the module is compiled with debugging enabled. Refer to the
180file
181.B debug.h
182in the source directory for information on the flag values.
183.BR
184 0x00000001L \- DBG_ERROR_ON
185.BR
186 0x00000002L \- DBG_WARNING_ON
187.BR
188 0x00000004L \- DBG_NOTICE_ON
189.BR
190 0x00000008L \- DBG_TRACE_ON
191.BR
192 0x00000010L \- DBG_VERBOSE_ON
193.BR
194 0x00000020L \- DBG_PARAM_ON
195.BR
196 0x00000040L \- DBG_BREAK_ON
197.BR
198 0x00000100L \- DBG_RX_ON
199.BR
200 0x00000200L \- DBG_TX_ON
201.BR
202 0x00000400L \- DBG_DS_ON
203.BR
204If the module is compiled with debugging enabled, DebugFlag
205defaults to DBG_ERROR_ON, DBG_WARNING_ON and DBG_BREAK_ON.
206DebugFlag overrules pc_debug.
207.TP
208.B DesiredSSID=s
209Same as OwnSSID.
210.TP
211.B DownloadFirmware=n
212This release of the driver introduces the ability to perform downloads of the STA/AP
213firmware. In fact, this is required for Hermes-II based cards. This parameter tells
214the driver which version of the firmware to download to the card.
215.BR
216 0 \- No download performed (Hermes-I only)
217.BR
218 1 \- Download STA firmware
219.BR
220 2 \- Download AP firmware
221.BR
222 Default: 1, when STA mode functionality is
223 included in the build
224 2, when code is built exclusively for
225 AP mode
226.TP
227.B DriverEnable
228???????????????
229.TP
230.B EnableEncryption=n
231Set the method of Data encryption.
232.BR
233 0 \- Disable
234.BR
235 1 \- Enable WEP Encryption
236.BR
237 2 \- Enable WPA with TKIP encryption
238.BR
239 Default: 0
240.TP
241.B Encryption
242???????????????
243.TP
244.B ExcludeUnencrypted=s
245Controls how the stations must communicate with the AP.
246.BR
247 Y \- Stations must enable encryption and provide
248 the proper encryption key to communicate
249 with the AP.
250.BR
251 N \- Stations do not need to enable encryption
252 to communicate with the AP.
253.BR
254 Default: N
255.TP
256.B IntraBSSRelay=s
257Controls the automatic relay of received messages that are destined for other
258stations in the BSS.
259.BR
260 Y \- Messages are relayed to the appropriate
261 station(s).
262.BR
263 N \- Messages are passed up to the host.
264.BR
265 Default: Y
266.TP
267.B IrqList=i,j,...
268Specifies the set of interrupts (up to 4) that may be allocated by
269this driver. This overrides the values set in the
270.B IrqMask
271parameter. NOTE: This parameter is for PCMCIA only.
272.TP
273.B IrqMask=n
274Specifies a mask of valid interrupts that may be allocated by this driver.
275If
276.B IrqList
277is also specified, the values in
278.B IrqList
279are used instead. NOTE: This parameter is for PCMCIA only.
280.BR
281 Default: 0xdeb8 (IRQ 3,4,5,7,9,10,11,12,14,15)
282.TP
283.B Key1=s
284Specifies one of 4 possible keys for the Data encryption.
285One of these keys, identified by TxKey,
286is used for the enciphering of Data that is transmitted by this station.
287All keys specified can be used for the deciphering of Data that is received.
288.BR
289The key value can be an ASCII character string or a hexadecimal value.
290The length of the key value can be 5 characters or 10 hexadecimal digits for
291the standard encryption (Silver or Gold card), or 13 characters or 26
292hexadecimal digits for the encryption with extended keys (Gold card only).
293The keys defined in the station must match the keys defined in the access
294points; both on value and number (1 through 4).
295.BR
296In 2.0 series Linux kernel modules, values that begin with a number are
297considered integers. In this case a hexadecimal value string or a character
298string starting with a number, will need to be surrounded by escaped
299double quotes (ie. Key1=\\"0x1122334455\\" Key2=\\"12xyz\\").
300.BR
301 5 or 13, printable character string, or
302.BR
303 10 or 26 hex digits if preceded by "0x".
304.BR
305 If this parameter is omitted, the default of the MAC is used ( = 0-length).
306.TP
307.B Key2=s
308Same as Key1.
309.TP
310.B Key3=s
311Same as Key1.
312.TP
313.B Key4=s
314Same as Key1.
315.TP
316.B LoadBalancing=s
317Control for the Load Balancing algorithm for both STAs and APs. The AP
318includes a load balancing element in the Probe Response and Beacon frames.
319The STA uses this info to select an AP, not only based on comms quality, but
320also on the load of that AP.
321.BR
322 Default: Y
323.TP
324.B MaxDataLength
325???????????????
326.TP
327.B MaxSleepDuration=n
328Set the maximum Power Management sleep duration in milliseconds.
329Valid values are 0 to 65535 milliseconds.
330.BR
331 Default: 100
332.TP
333.B MediumDistribution=s
334Control for the distribution of medium parameters, like communication
335thresholds, microwave robustness, RTS/CTS thresholds, by APs. The associated
336stations replace their own values with the received values.
337.BR
338 Default=Y
339.TP
340.B MicroWaveRobustness=s
341Enable or disable Microwave Oven Robustness.
342.BR
343 N \- Disable
344.BR
345 Y \- Enable
346.BR
347 Default: N
348.TP
349.B MulticastPMBuffering=s
350Controls buffering of multicast MAC frames for transmission after DTIM. If no,
351multicast MAC frames are directly placed in the output queue.
352.BR
353 Default: Y
354.TP
355.B MulticastRate=n
356Sets the data rate for multicast message transmission.
357.BR
358 1 \- Fixed 1Mb/s
359 2 \- Fixed 2Mb/s
360 3 \- Fixed 5.5Mb/s
361 4 \- Fixed 11Mb/s
362.BR
363 Default: 2
364
365For Hermes-II.5, an INTEGER CONVERTED bit mask representing the
366rate to multicast, where the rates supported are as follows:
367
368Bit : 15|14|13|12|11|10|09|08|07|06|05|04|03|02|01|00
369.br
370------------------------------------------------------
371.br
372Rate : XX|XX|XX|XX|54|48|36|24|18|12| 9| 6|11|5.5|2| 1
373
374 Default: 4 (Translates to 0x0004 = 5.5 Mb/sec)
375
376.TP
377.B MulticastReceive=s
378Enable or disable receiving of all multicast packets when Card Power Management
379is enabled. When enabled, the station will wake up frequently
380to receive the multicast frames. This causes less optimal power savings.
381.BR
382 N \- Disable
383.BR
384 Y \- Enable
385.BR
386 Default: Y
387.TP
388.B NetworkAddress=n,n,n,n,n,n
389Sets the adapter hardware ethernet address (MAC address) to the value
390specified. Note that this is to be used to specify a Local MAC address. Do
391not specify this parameter if the card\'s universal address is to be used.
392Valid values are six hexadecimal digit-pairs (prefixed with 0x).
393.BR
394 Default: <factory assigned address>
395.TP
396.B NetworkType
397???????????????
398.TP
399.B OwnATIMWindow=n
400ATIM window time used for creating an IBSS.
401.BR
402 Range: 0..100
403.BR
404 Default: 0
405.TP
406.B OwnBeaconInterval=b
407Beacon Interval in TU
408.BR
409 Range 20..200
410.BR
411 Default \- 100
412.TP
413.B channel=n
414Same as OwnChannel.
415.TP
416.B OwnChannel=n
417Sets the channel the Ad-Hoc or IBSS mode will use.
418The default channel for Ad-Hoc mode is determined by the Wireless PC Card.
419The default channel for IBSS is set to 10 by the driver.
420This value has no effect when the adapter is used with an Access Point
421(BSS network) since the Access Point automatically determines the channel.
422Valid values are 0 to 14. However the channels allowed in
423your region are subject to local regulations and are limited at
424manufacturing time of the Wireless PC Card. When the provided value is
425not allowed, the value remains unchanged.
426.BR
427 0 \- Use default channel
428.BR
429 Default: 0
430.TP
431.B OwnDTIMPeriod=n
432The number of beacon intervals between successive Delivery Traffic Identification
433Maps (DTIMs).
434.BR
435 Range: 1..65535
436.BR
437 Default: 1
438.TP
439.B OwnName=s
440Sets the station name to the specified string value. This parameter
441is used for diagnostic purposes, as a user\-friendly identification
442of this system. This parameter accepts a maximum of 32 characters.
443.BR
444 Default: Linux
445.TP
446.B OwnSSID=s
447Sets the card network name to the specified string value. This parameter
448accepts a maximum of 32 characters. Whitespace in the network name
449will need to be escaped with a backslash (ie. OwnSSID=My\\ Network).
450.BR
451 Default: ANY
452.TP
453.B pc_debug=n
454Selects the PCMCIA debugging level. This parameter is only available
455if the module is compiled with debugging enabled. A non\-zero value
456enables debugging. Higher values yield more information, i.e. for any value all
457lower values are implied.
458.BR
459 8 \- DBG_DS_ON
460.BR
461 7 \- DBG_RX_ON | DBG_TX_ON
462.BR
463 6 \- DBG_PARAM_ON
464.BR
465 5 \- DBG_TRACE_ON
466.BR
467 4 \- DBG_VERBOSE_ON
468.BR
469If the module is compiled with debugging enabled, pc_debug defaults to 5.
470DebugFlag overrules pc_debug.
471.BR
472The name pc_debug rather than PcDebug, since pc_debug is used by many PCMCIA driver.
473.TP
474.B PMEnabled=b
475Sets the card\'s Power Management state.
476.BR
477 0 \- Disable
478.BR
479 1 \- Enable Enhanced Mode
480.BR
481 2 \- Enabled Standard Mode
482.BR
483 0x8000 \- Enhanced?????? Mode (to be combined with 0x0001 or 0x0002)
484
485 Default: 0 (Disabled)
486.TP
487.B PMHoldoverDuration=n
488Time that the station remains in an awake state after a MAC frame transfer if
489Enhanced Power Save is active.
490.BR
491 Range: 1..1000
492.BR
493 Default: 100
494.TP
495.B PowerMode
496???????????????
497.TP
498.B PortType=n
499Selects the type of network operation.
500.BR
501 1 \- Normal Operation (BSS or IBSS)
502.BR
503 3 \- Ad-Hoc Demo Mode
504.BR
505 Default: 1
506.TP
507.B PromiscuousMode=s
508Switch for promiscuous mode reception.
509.BR
510 Default: N
511.TP
512.B RejectANY=s
513Controls how stations associate to the device.
514.BR
515 Y \- Stations must provide the correct SSID to
516 associate to the AP.
517.BR
518 N \- Stations are not required to provide the
519 correct SSID to associate to the AP.
520 Known as an \'open\' network.
521.BR
522 Default - N
523.TP
524.B RTSThreshold=n
525Controls the RTS/CTS handshake threshold for transmissions in Station mode.
526Valid values are 0 to 2347.
527.BR
528 500 \- Hidden Stations
529.BR
530 2347 \- No RTS/CTS
531.BR
532 Default: 2347
533.TP
534.B RTSThreshold1=n
535Same as RTSThreshold, only for port 1 of in AccessPoint mode.
536.TP
537.B RTSThreshold2=n
538Same as RTSThreshold1, only for port 2.
539.TP
540.B RTSThreshold3=n
541Same as RTSThreshold1, only for port 3.
542.TP
543.B RTSThreshold4=n
544Same as RTSThreshold1, only for port 4.
545.TP
546.B RTSThreshold5=n
547Same as RTSThreshold1, only for port 5.
548.TP
549.B RTSThreshold6=n
550Same as RTSThreshold1, only for port 6.
551.TP
552.B SRSC2GHz=b
553Sets the card\'s Supported Rate Set in the 2.4GHz band. The value
554is an INTEGER CONVERTED bit mask representing the rates to support,
555where the rates supported are as follows:
556
557Bit : 15|14|13|12|11|10|09|08|07|06|05|04|03|02|01|00
558.br
559------------------------------------------------------
560.br
561Rate : XX|XX|XX|XX|54|48|36|24|18|12| 9| 6|11|5.5|2| 1
562.BR
563 Default: 4095 (or 0x0FFF, all 11b and 11g rates)
564.TP
565.B SRSC5GHz=b
566Sets the card\'s Supported Rate Set in the 5.0GHz band. See SRSC2GHz
567for the value\'s format.
568.BR
569 Default: 4080 (or 0x0FF0, all 11a rates)
570.TP
571.B SystemScale=n
572Sets the distance between Access Points in the network. This value
573influences the Modem Thresholds (EnergyDetectThreshold,
574CarrierDetectThreshold and DeferThreshold) and
575the Roaming Thresholds (CellSearchThreshold and OutOfRangeThreshold).
576.BR
577 1 \- Large
578.BR
579 2 \- Medium
580.BR
581 3 \- Small
582.BR
583 Default: 1
584.TP
585.B TxRateControl=n
586Sets the data rate to be used by the transmitter. For Hermes-II:
587.BR
588 1 \- Fixed Low (1 Mb/sec)
589.BR
590 2 \- Fixed Standard (2 Mb/sec)
591.BR
592 3 \- Auto Rate Select High (11, 5.5, 2, 1 Mb/sec)
593.BR
594 4 \- Fixed Medium (5.5 Mb/sec)
595.BR
596 5 \- Fixed High (11 Mb/sec)
597.BR
598 6 \- Auto Rate Select Standard (2, 1 Mb/sec)
599.BR
600 7 \- Auto Rate Select Medium (5.5, 2, 1 Mb/sec)
601.BR
602 Default: 3
603
604For Hermes-II.5, an INTEGER CONVERTED bit mask representing all of the
605rates to support, where the rates supported are as follows:
606
607Bit : 15|14|13|12|11|10|09|08|07|06|05|04|03|02|01|00
608.br
609------------------------------------------------------
610.br
611Rate : XX|XX|XX|XX|54|48|36|24|18|12| 9| 6|11|5.5|2| 1
612.BR
613 Default: 4095 (Translates to 0xFFF, which is all rates)
614.TP
615.B RTSThreshold=n
616Sets the number of octets in a message or fragment above which a
617RTS/CTS handshake is performed.
618Valid values are 0 to 2347.
619.BR
620 500 \- Hidden Stations
621.BR
622 2347 \- No RTS/CTS
623.BR
624 Default: 2347
625.TP
626.B TxKey=n
627Designates which of the keys is to be used for the enciphering of data that is
628transmitted by this station.
629.BR
630 Integer in the range 1..4.
631.BR
632 Default: 1
633.TP
634.B TxPowLevel
635???????????????
636.TP
637.B TxRateControl=n
638Sets the data rate to be used by the transmitter in Station mode.
639.BR
640 1 \- Fixed Low
641.BR
642 2 \- Fixed Standard
643.BR
644 3 \- Auto Rate Select (High)
645.BR
646 4 \- Fixed Medium
647.BR
648 5 \- Fixed High
649.BR
650 6 \- Auto Rate Select (Standard)
651.BR
652 7 \- Auto Rate Select (Medium)
653.BR
654 Default: 3
655
656For Hermes-II.5, an INTEGER CONVERTED bit mask representing all of the
657rates to support, where the rates supported are as follows:
658
659Bit : 15|14|13|12|11|10|09|08|07|06|05|04|03|02|01|00
660.br
661------------------------------------------------------
662.br
663Rate : XX|XX|XX|XX|54|48|36|24|18|12| 9| 6|11|5.5|2| 1
664.BR
665 Default: 4095 (Translates to 0xFFF, which is all rates)
666
667.TP
668.B TxRateControl1=n
669Same as TxRateControl, only for port 1 in AccessPoint mode.
670.TP
671.B TxRateControl2=n
672Same as TxRateControl1, only for port 2.
673.TP
674.B TxRateControl3=n
675Same as TxRateControl1, only for port 3.
676.TP
677.B TxRateControl4=n
678Same as TxRateControl1, only for port 4.
679.TP
680.B TxRateControl5=n
681Same as TxRateControl1, only for port 5.
682.TP
683.B TxRateControl6=n
684Same as TxRateControl1, only for port 6.
685.TP
686.B VendorDescription
687???????????????
688.TP
689.B WDSAddress=n,n,n,n,n,n
690MAC address that identifies the corresponding node of the WDS port in Station mode.
691Note that for WDS to work properly, a bridge interface must be setup between the device and
692the wds network devices created by the driver. For more information on bridge
693interfaces, please refer to the man page for \'brctl\'.
694.BR
695 Default: 00:00:00:00:00:00
696.TP
697.B WDSAddress1=n,n,n,n,n,n
698Same as WDSAddress, only for port 1 in AccessPoint mode.
699.TP
700.B WDSAddress2=n,n,n,n,n,n
701Same as WDSAddress1, only for port 2.
702.TP
703.B WDSAddress3=n,n,n,n,n,n
704Same as WDSAddress1, only for port 3.
705.TP
706.B WDSAddress4=n,n,n,n,n,n
707Same as WDSAddress1, only for port 4.
708.TP
709.B WDSAddress5=n,n,n,n,n,n
710Same as WDSAddress1, only for port 5.
711.TP
712.B WDSAddress6=n,n,n,n,n,n
713Same as WDSAddress1, only for port 6.
714.SH SECURITY
715On a multi-user system only the system administrator needs access to the WEP
716encryption keys. In this case, consider removing the read permission for
717normal users of the PCMCIA config.opts file, the system log file, and any
718Agere proprietary iwconfig-eth<n> scripts.
719.SH CONTACT
720If you encounter problems when installing or using this product, or would like
721information about our other "Wireless" products, please contact your local
722Authorized "Wireless" Reseller or Agere Systems sales office.
723
724Addresses and telephone numbers of the Agere Systems sales offices are
725listed on our Agere Systems web site.
726.TP
727.B WWW
728http://www.agere.com
729.SH SEE ALSO
730.BR cardmgr (8),
731.BR pcmcia (5),
732.BR ifconfig (8),
733.BR insmod (8),
734.BR brctl (8).