On Mon, 09 May 2005 14:10:44 -0700, masked.slacker@gmail.com wrote:

> There is an rc.wireless script that executes by default in slack. I
> would say probably, but again its not gauranteed. But it should be a
> trivial manner to figure out what Slax is doing to enable it, and then
> simply adding that to the Slackware boot up if it doesn't do it by
> default.

I had to add smoe lines manually so rc.wireless script is called from rc.M
(like rc.inet1 is). I also had to install and configure ndiswrapper
software since my wlan card is not supported by kernel. Even then I was
unable to use network until I made some changes to rc.wireless.
I think many less experienced or just not interested in users may find it
diffcult to use wireless devices in Slackware.