1. Linux_20OS_20Driver.zip Driver
2. iwconfig_usage.txt File Contents

iwconfig_usage.txt Driver File Contents (Linux_20OS_20Driver.zip)

you can use iwconfig to config adapter, here are the examples.

iwconfig ra0 essid any
iwconfig ra0 essid CISCO_AP1200AB
iwconifg ra0 ap 00:80:C8:03:32:11
iwconfig ra0 channel 3
iwconfig ra0 mode ad-hoc  (Ad-hoc mode)
iwconfig ra0 mode managed (infra mode)
iwconfig ra0 rts 2347     (1 ~ 2347)
iwconfig ra0 frag 2346    (256 ~ 2346)
iwconfig ra0 nick "My Nick Name"
iwconfig ra0 rate auto
iwconfig ra0 rate 5500000
iwconifg ra0 key [1] 0123456789 open
iwconfig ra0 key [4] 01234567890123456789012345 restricted

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case 1: 
        connect to "CISCO_AP1200AB" AP without WEP encryption

#!/bin/sh

iwconfig ra0 key off
iwconfig ra0 mode managed
iwconfig ra0 essid CISCO_AP1200AB

case 2: 
        connect to AP[00:0b:be:6d:8b:d5] with WEP64 share-key
        default keyid=1 and key=0123456789

#!/bin/sh

iwconfig ra0 key [1] 0123456789 restricted
iwconfig ra0 mode managed
iwconfig ra0 ap 00:0b:be:6d:8b:d5

case 3: 
	connect to "CISCO_AP1200AB" AP with WEP128 open-system
	default keyid=4 and key=12345678901234567890123456

#!/bin/sh

iwconfig ra0 key [4] 12345678901234567890123456 open
iwconfig ra0 mode managed
iwconfig ra0 essid CISCO_AP1200AB

case 4:
	Create Station: adhoc-6 and channel at 6 without WEP encryption
		
#!/bin/sh

iwconfig ra0 channel 6 
iwconfig ra0 mode ad-hoc
iwconfig ra0 key off 
iwconfig ra0 essid adhoc-6



case 5:
	Create Station: adhoc-3 and channel at 3 with wep64 open-system
	default keyid=1 and key=0123456789

#!/bin/sh

iwconfig ra0 channel 3
iwconfig ra0 mode ad-hoc
iwconfig ra0 key [1] 0123456789 open
iwconfig ra0 essid adhoc-3