# In order to get wlan_button working, please check the following:
# 1. Check, you have compiled "Event Interface" into the kernel or
#    built as a module  (and loaded) ;-)
# 2. Check that your wlan button is supported (rfswitch.sf.net).
# 3. If you do NOT use kernel 2.6 then you may have a look into 
#    /dev/input. Try something like
#    cat /dev/input/event0 and type some keys. If you get a result,
#    put this inside this config file.
# 
# $Id: wlan_button.conf 7 2005-04-27 17:13:40Z croessner $
#

# Put your values from setkeycode here
WLANON=184
WLANOFF=185

# You may specify network start/stop scripts.
# Examples:
# PREDOWN="/etc/init.d/net.wlan0 stop"
# POSTUP="/etc/init.d/net.wlan0 start"
#
#PREUP=""
#PREDOWN=""
#POSTUP=""
#POSTDOWN=""

# If you use kernel 2.6 you do not need to specify the following option.
# Else put your result from above. Examples: event0, event1
#DEVNODE=event0

# Examples: ipw2100, ndiswrapper, ...
MODULE=ipw2100