prefer https links in man pages
ok gnezdo@ miod@ jmc@

remove some dead/squatted links

Use ifconfig(8)'s "join" command by default

Its adoption went quite well, so install "join" rather than the old "nwid"
in new hostname.if(5) files and follow this trend in our wifi manuals.

OK deraadt sthen

Teach modern "inet autoconf"

This goes in line with hostname.if(5), unwind.conf(5), ifconfig(8)
as well as our installer.

OK deraadt

add notes for drivers which support powersave; help/ok stsp
while here i knocked out a Tn from iwn and tidied it a little...

move example configurations to include nwid and nwkey on the same line

use .Mt for email addresses; from Jan Stary <hans at stare dot cz>; ok jmc@

change format strings in error messages to reasonable values more likely
to be understood by people who don't program in C.
ok everyone

rework EXAMPLES somewhat, and remove the obsolete NONE NONE NONE dhcp
stuff; ok krw

within Rs/Re reference blocks, use %U instead of %O (or any other
variants) for URLs, allowing mandoc -Thtml to properly generate links;

(sendmail.8 changes are simply using Lk, which i somehow missed in previous)

ingo reminded me to verify that gnu groff recognises %U: 1.20.1 does not,
but 1.21 does;

the `W' in WEP apparently stands for wired, not wireless;
from Scott Radvan

the atw(4) man page says:

"The driver lets you change to Host AP mode, but it does not work
and it probably never will."

so just remove the HOSTAP capability bit in the code and remove this
sentence.

tweak the wep section somewhat, to bring it into line with what
we say for those devices which support wpa;

remove reference to awi(4);

remove the CONFIGURATION section from the wireless pages:
the addition of the wpa options have shown just how unwieldy it had
become, it's already in ifconfig(8) anyway, and "ifconfig -m" will
get the relevant ones.

ok dlg jsg

convert to new .Dd format;

Mention -nwid here too, reminded by reyk.

Having to edit all these files makes me realise how many wireless
drivers we actually have.

concentrate on `device', not `driver'; from deraadt

hostap/HostAP -> Host AP

deploy .An -nosplit; ok jmc

Support for the ADM8211B was just committed so adjust accordingly.

{TrendNet,Trendware} -> TRENDnet, ok jsg@

Note that only version 1 of SMC 2635W is ADM8211 based (v2 is RT2400).

note that nwid and essid are the same;
from walter goulet and clarified by reyk@

Don't point the user to a inexistent 'CAVEATS' section, okay jmc@

it is not possible to specify `media' and `-mediaopt' to ifconfig at
the same time; just use `media autoselect' in our example how to
return nic to default state;

found by johan torin;
usage confirmed by reyk@

grammar; from jaredy@

use `CardBus' rather than `Cardbus' for consistency;

wireless makeover:

- standardise 802.11 pages
- document modes supported by the card
- document wep
- document relevant ifconfig(8) options
- standard EXAMPLES section
- standard SEE ALSO section
- standard HARDWARE section

includes feedback/diffs from reyk@, jsg@, and damien@;
joint work from dlg@ and myself;

clarify Nd lines, jmc ok

remove references to other wireless chips: not really useful.
they are already documented in more appropriate places, such
as pci(4);

prompted by a mail from sam chill on tech@

kill default locators

Belkin F5D6001 versions 1 and 2 are atw(4) and wi(4) respsectively.
Version 3 is reportedly realtek-based.

an(4), atw(4) and wi(4) now X-ref each other. Requested by deraadt@

tyop; Number Six

3Com OfficeConnect 3CRSHPW796 Cardbus card is atw(4) rev 1.5.
Patch based on info from Sigfred H�versen and David Young.

More info about which cards are supported.

The DWL520 version we support is rev L1

tlp(4) is only found in NetBSD, here it is still dc(4).

atw(4) driver from NetBSD (dyoung). Based in part on a port by
Matthew Gream.

Unfortunately, the adm8211 card I have with me does not work correctly
with the driver yet so real testing will have to wait until I get
my hands on an adm8211-based DWL-650 or something similar.

Use ifconfig(8)'s "join" command by default

Its adoption went quite well, so install "join" rather than the old "nwid"
in new hostname.if(5) files and follow this trend in our wifi manuals.

OK deraadt sthen

Teach modern "inet autoconf"

This goes in line with hostname.if(5), unwind.conf(5), ifconfig(8)
as well as our installer.

OK deraadt

add notes for drivers which support powersave; help/ok stsp
while here i knocked out a Tn from iwn and tidied it a little...

move example configurations to include nwid and nwkey on the same line

use .Mt for email addresses; from Jan Stary <hans at stare dot cz>; ok jmc@

change format strings in error messages to reasonable values more likely
to be understood by people who don't program in C.
ok everyone

rework EXAMPLES somewhat, and remove the obsolete NONE NONE NONE dhcp
stuff; ok krw

within Rs/Re reference blocks, use %U instead of %O (or any other
variants) for URLs, allowing mandoc -Thtml to properly generate links;

(sendmail.8 changes are simply using Lk, which i somehow missed in previous)

ingo reminded me to verify that gnu groff recognises %U: 1.20.1 does not,
but 1.21 does;

the `W' in WEP apparently stands for wired, not wireless;
from Scott Radvan

the atw(4) man page says:

"The driver lets you change to Host AP mode, but it does not work
and it probably never will."

so just remove the HOSTAP capability bit in the code and remove this
sentence.

tweak the wep section somewhat, to bring it into line with what
we say for those devices which support wpa;

remove reference to awi(4);

remove the CONFIGURATION section from the wireless pages:
the addition of the wpa options have shown just how unwieldy it had
become, it's already in ifconfig(8) anyway, and "ifconfig -m" will
get the relevant ones.

ok dlg jsg

convert to new .Dd format;

Mention -nwid here too, reminded by reyk.

Having to edit all these files makes me realise how many wireless
drivers we actually have.

concentrate on `device', not `driver'; from deraadt

hostap/HostAP -> Host AP

deploy .An -nosplit; ok jmc

Support for the ADM8211B was just committed so adjust accordingly.

{TrendNet,Trendware} -> TRENDnet, ok jsg@

Note that only version 1 of SMC 2635W is ADM8211 based (v2 is RT2400).

note that nwid and essid are the same;
from walter goulet and clarified by reyk@

Don't point the user to a inexistent 'CAVEATS' section, okay jmc@

it is not possible to specify `media' and `-mediaopt' to ifconfig at
the same time; just use `media autoselect' in our example how to
return nic to default state;

found by johan torin;
usage confirmed by reyk@

grammar; from jaredy@

use `CardBus' rather than `Cardbus' for consistency;

wireless makeover:

- standardise 802.11 pages
- document modes supported by the card
- document wep
- document relevant ifconfig(8) options
- standard EXAMPLES section
- standard SEE ALSO section
- standard HARDWARE section

includes feedback/diffs from reyk@, jsg@, and damien@;
joint work from dlg@ and myself;

clarify Nd lines, jmc ok

remove references to other wireless chips: not really useful.
they are already documented in more appropriate places, such
as pci(4);

prompted by a mail from sam chill on tech@

kill default locators

Belkin F5D6001 versions 1 and 2 are atw(4) and wi(4) respsectively.
Version 3 is reportedly realtek-based.

an(4), atw(4) and wi(4) now X-ref each other. Requested by deraadt@

tyop; Number Six

3Com OfficeConnect 3CRSHPW796 Cardbus card is atw(4) rev 1.5.
Patch based on info from Sigfred H�versen and David Young.

More info about which cards are supported.

The DWL520 version we support is rev L1

tlp(4) is only found in NetBSD, here it is still dc(4).

atw(4) driver from NetBSD (dyoung). Based in part on a port by
Matthew Gream.

Unfortunately, the adm8211 card I have with me does not work correctly
with the driver yet so real testing will have to wait until I get
my hands on an adm8211-based DWL-650 or something similar.

Teach modern "inet autoconf"

This goes in line with hostname.if(5), unwind.conf(5), ifconfig(8)
as well as our installer.

OK deraadt

add notes for drivers which support powersave; help/ok stsp
while here i knocked out a Tn from iwn and tidied it a little...

move example configurations to include nwid and nwkey on the same line

use .Mt for email addresses; from Jan Stary <hans at stare dot cz>; ok jmc@

change format strings in error messages to reasonable values more likely
to be understood by people who don't program in C.
ok everyone

rework EXAMPLES somewhat, and remove the obsolete NONE NONE NONE dhcp
stuff; ok krw

within Rs/Re reference blocks, use %U instead of %O (or any other
variants) for URLs, allowing mandoc -Thtml to properly generate links;

(sendmail.8 changes are simply using Lk, which i somehow missed in previous)

ingo reminded me to verify that gnu groff recognises %U: 1.20.1 does not,
but 1.21 does;

the `W' in WEP apparently stands for wired, not wireless;
from Scott Radvan

the atw(4) man page says:

"The driver lets you change to Host AP mode, but it does not work
and it probably never will."

so just remove the HOSTAP capability bit in the code and remove this
sentence.

tweak the wep section somewhat, to bring it into line with what
we say for those devices which support wpa;

remove reference to awi(4);

remove the CONFIGURATION section from the wireless pages:
the addition of the wpa options have shown just how unwieldy it had
become, it's already in ifconfig(8) anyway, and "ifconfig -m" will
get the relevant ones.

ok dlg jsg

convert to new .Dd format;

Mention -nwid here too, reminded by reyk.

Having to edit all these files makes me realise how many wireless
drivers we actually have.

concentrate on `device', not `driver'; from deraadt

hostap/HostAP -> Host AP

deploy .An -nosplit; ok jmc

Support for the ADM8211B was just committed so adjust accordingly.

{TrendNet,Trendware} -> TRENDnet, ok jsg@

Note that only version 1 of SMC 2635W is ADM8211 based (v2 is RT2400).

note that nwid and essid are the same;
from walter goulet and clarified by reyk@

Don't point the user to a inexistent 'CAVEATS' section, okay jmc@

it is not possible to specify `media' and `-mediaopt' to ifconfig at
the same time; just use `media autoselect' in our example how to
return nic to default state;

found by johan torin;
usage confirmed by reyk@

grammar; from jaredy@

use `CardBus' rather than `Cardbus' for consistency;

wireless makeover:

- standardise 802.11 pages
- document modes supported by the card
- document wep
- document relevant ifconfig(8) options
- standard EXAMPLES section
- standard SEE ALSO section
- standard HARDWARE section

includes feedback/diffs from reyk@, jsg@, and damien@;
joint work from dlg@ and myself;

clarify Nd lines, jmc ok

remove references to other wireless chips: not really useful.
they are already documented in more appropriate places, such
as pci(4);

prompted by a mail from sam chill on tech@

kill default locators

Belkin F5D6001 versions 1 and 2 are atw(4) and wi(4) respsectively.
Version 3 is reportedly realtek-based.

an(4), atw(4) and wi(4) now X-ref each other. Requested by deraadt@

tyop; Number Six

3Com OfficeConnect 3CRSHPW796 Cardbus card is atw(4) rev 1.5.
Patch based on info from Sigfred H�versen and David Young.

More info about which cards are supported.

The DWL520 version we support is rev L1

tlp(4) is only found in NetBSD, here it is still dc(4).

atw(4) driver from NetBSD (dyoung). Based in part on a port by
Matthew Gream.

Unfortunately, the adm8211 card I have with me does not work correctly
with the driver yet so real testing will have to wait until I get
my hands on an adm8211-based DWL-650 or something similar.

add notes for drivers which support powersave; help/ok stsp
while here i knocked out a Tn from iwn and tidied it a little...

move example configurations to include nwid and nwkey on the same line

use .Mt for email addresses; from Jan Stary <hans at stare dot cz>; ok jmc@

change format strings in error messages to reasonable values more likely
to be understood by people who don't program in C.
ok everyone

rework EXAMPLES somewhat, and remove the obsolete NONE NONE NONE dhcp
stuff; ok krw

within Rs/Re reference blocks, use %U instead of %O (or any other
variants) for URLs, allowing mandoc -Thtml to properly generate links;

(sendmail.8 changes are simply using Lk, which i somehow missed in previous)

ingo reminded me to verify that gnu groff recognises %U: 1.20.1 does not,
but 1.21 does;

the `W' in WEP apparently stands for wired, not wireless;
from Scott Radvan

the atw(4) man page says:

"The driver lets you change to Host AP mode, but it does not work
and it probably never will."

so just remove the HOSTAP capability bit in the code and remove this
sentence.

tweak the wep section somewhat, to bring it into line with what
we say for those devices which support wpa;

remove reference to awi(4);

remove the CONFIGURATION section from the wireless pages:
the addition of the wpa options have shown just how unwieldy it had
become, it's already in ifconfig(8) anyway, and "ifconfig -m" will
get the relevant ones.

ok dlg jsg

convert to new .Dd format;

Mention -nwid here too, reminded by reyk.

Having to edit all these files makes me realise how many wireless
drivers we actually have.

concentrate on `device', not `driver'; from deraadt

hostap/HostAP -> Host AP

deploy .An -nosplit; ok jmc

Support for the ADM8211B was just committed so adjust accordingly.

{TrendNet,Trendware} -> TRENDnet, ok jsg@

Note that only version 1 of SMC 2635W is ADM8211 based (v2 is RT2400).

note that nwid and essid are the same;
from walter goulet and clarified by reyk@

Don't point the user to a inexistent 'CAVEATS' section, okay jmc@

it is not possible to specify `media' and `-mediaopt' to ifconfig at
the same time; just use `media autoselect' in our example how to
return nic to default state;

found by johan torin;
usage confirmed by reyk@

grammar; from jaredy@

use `CardBus' rather than `Cardbus' for consistency;

wireless makeover:

- standardise 802.11 pages
- document modes supported by the card
- document wep
- document relevant ifconfig(8) options
- standard EXAMPLES section
- standard SEE ALSO section
- standard HARDWARE section

includes feedback/diffs from reyk@, jsg@, and damien@;
joint work from dlg@ and myself;

clarify Nd lines, jmc ok

remove references to other wireless chips: not really useful.
they are already documented in more appropriate places, such
as pci(4);

prompted by a mail from sam chill on tech@

kill default locators

Belkin F5D6001 versions 1 and 2 are atw(4) and wi(4) respsectively.
Version 3 is reportedly realtek-based.

an(4), atw(4) and wi(4) now X-ref each other. Requested by deraadt@

tyop; Number Six

3Com OfficeConnect 3CRSHPW796 Cardbus card is atw(4) rev 1.5.
Patch based on info from Sigfred H�versen and David Young.

More info about which cards are supported.

The DWL520 version we support is rev L1

tlp(4) is only found in NetBSD, here it is still dc(4).

atw(4) driver from NetBSD (dyoung). Based in part on a port by
Matthew Gream.

Unfortunately, the adm8211 card I have with me does not work correctly
with the driver yet so real testing will have to wait until I get
my hands on an adm8211-based DWL-650 or something similar.

move example configurations to include nwid and nwkey on the same line

use .Mt for email addresses; from Jan Stary <hans at stare dot cz>; ok jmc@

change format strings in error messages to reasonable values more likely
to be understood by people who don't program in C.
ok everyone

rework EXAMPLES somewhat, and remove the obsolete NONE NONE NONE dhcp
stuff; ok krw

within Rs/Re reference blocks, use %U instead of %O (or any other
variants) for URLs, allowing mandoc -Thtml to properly generate links;

(sendmail.8 changes are simply using Lk, which i somehow missed in previous)

ingo reminded me to verify that gnu groff recognises %U: 1.20.1 does not,
but 1.21 does;

the `W' in WEP apparently stands for wired, not wireless;
from Scott Radvan

the atw(4) man page says:

"The driver lets you change to Host AP mode, but it does not work
and it probably never will."

so just remove the HOSTAP capability bit in the code and remove this
sentence.

tweak the wep section somewhat, to bring it into line with what
we say for those devices which support wpa;

remove reference to awi(4);

remove the CONFIGURATION section from the wireless pages:
the addition of the wpa options have shown just how unwieldy it had
become, it's already in ifconfig(8) anyway, and "ifconfig -m" will
get the relevant ones.

ok dlg jsg

convert to new .Dd format;

Mention -nwid here too, reminded by reyk.

Having to edit all these files makes me realise how many wireless
drivers we actually have.

concentrate on `device', not `driver'; from deraadt

hostap/HostAP -> Host AP

deploy .An -nosplit; ok jmc

Support for the ADM8211B was just committed so adjust accordingly.

{TrendNet,Trendware} -> TRENDnet, ok jsg@

Note that only version 1 of SMC 2635W is ADM8211 based (v2 is RT2400).

note that nwid and essid are the same;
from walter goulet and clarified by reyk@

Don't point the user to a inexistent 'CAVEATS' section, okay jmc@

it is not possible to specify `media' and `-mediaopt' to ifconfig at
the same time; just use `media autoselect' in our example how to
return nic to default state;

found by johan torin;
usage confirmed by reyk@

grammar; from jaredy@

use `CardBus' rather than `Cardbus' for consistency;

wireless makeover:

- standardise 802.11 pages
- document modes supported by the card
- document wep
- document relevant ifconfig(8) options
- standard EXAMPLES section
- standard SEE ALSO section
- standard HARDWARE section

includes feedback/diffs from reyk@, jsg@, and damien@;
joint work from dlg@ and myself;

clarify Nd lines, jmc ok

remove references to other wireless chips: not really useful.
they are already documented in more appropriate places, such
as pci(4);

prompted by a mail from sam chill on tech@

kill default locators

Belkin F5D6001 versions 1 and 2 are atw(4) and wi(4) respsectively.
Version 3 is reportedly realtek-based.

an(4), atw(4) and wi(4) now X-ref each other. Requested by deraadt@

tyop; Number Six

3Com OfficeConnect 3CRSHPW796 Cardbus card is atw(4) rev 1.5.
Patch based on info from Sigfred H�versen and David Young.

More info about which cards are supported.

The DWL520 version we support is rev L1

tlp(4) is only found in NetBSD, here it is still dc(4).

atw(4) driver from NetBSD (dyoung). Based in part on a port by
Matthew Gream.

Unfortunately, the adm8211 card I have with me does not work correctly
with the driver yet so real testing will have to wait until I get
my hands on an adm8211-based DWL-650 or something similar.

use .Mt for email addresses; from Jan Stary <hans at stare dot cz>; ok jmc@

change format strings in error messages to reasonable values more likely
to be understood by people who don't program in C.
ok everyone

rework EXAMPLES somewhat, and remove the obsolete NONE NONE NONE dhcp
stuff; ok krw

within Rs/Re reference blocks, use %U instead of %O (or any other
variants) for URLs, allowing mandoc -Thtml to properly generate links;

(sendmail.8 changes are simply using Lk, which i somehow missed in previous)

ingo reminded me to verify that gnu groff recognises %U: 1.20.1 does not,
but 1.21 does;

the `W' in WEP apparently stands for wired, not wireless;
from Scott Radvan

the atw(4) man page says:

"The driver lets you change to Host AP mode, but it does not work
and it probably never will."

so just remove the HOSTAP capability bit in the code and remove this
sentence.

tweak the wep section somewhat, to bring it into line with what
we say for those devices which support wpa;

remove reference to awi(4);

remove the CONFIGURATION section from the wireless pages:
the addition of the wpa options have shown just how unwieldy it had
become, it's already in ifconfig(8) anyway, and "ifconfig -m" will
get the relevant ones.

ok dlg jsg

convert to new .Dd format;

Mention -nwid here too, reminded by reyk.

Having to edit all these files makes me realise how many wireless
drivers we actually have.

concentrate on `device', not `driver'; from deraadt

hostap/HostAP -> Host AP

deploy .An -nosplit; ok jmc

Support for the ADM8211B was just committed so adjust accordingly.

{TrendNet,Trendware} -> TRENDnet, ok jsg@

Note that only version 1 of SMC 2635W is ADM8211 based (v2 is RT2400).

note that nwid and essid are the same;
from walter goulet and clarified by reyk@

Don't point the user to a inexistent 'CAVEATS' section, okay jmc@

it is not possible to specify `media' and `-mediaopt' to ifconfig at
the same time; just use `media autoselect' in our example how to
return nic to default state;

found by johan torin;
usage confirmed by reyk@

grammar; from jaredy@

use `CardBus' rather than `Cardbus' for consistency;

wireless makeover:

- standardise 802.11 pages
- document modes supported by the card
- document wep
- document relevant ifconfig(8) options
- standard EXAMPLES section
- standard SEE ALSO section
- standard HARDWARE section

includes feedback/diffs from reyk@, jsg@, and damien@;
joint work from dlg@ and myself;

clarify Nd lines, jmc ok

remove references to other wireless chips: not really useful.
they are already documented in more appropriate places, such
as pci(4);

prompted by a mail from sam chill on tech@

kill default locators

Belkin F5D6001 versions 1 and 2 are atw(4) and wi(4) respsectively.
Version 3 is reportedly realtek-based.

an(4), atw(4) and wi(4) now X-ref each other. Requested by deraadt@

tyop; Number Six

3Com OfficeConnect 3CRSHPW796 Cardbus card is atw(4) rev 1.5.
Patch based on info from Sigfred H�versen and David Young.

More info about which cards are supported.

The DWL520 version we support is rev L1

tlp(4) is only found in NetBSD, here it is still dc(4).

atw(4) driver from NetBSD (dyoung). Based in part on a port by
Matthew Gream.

Unfortunately, the adm8211 card I have with me does not work correctly
with the driver yet so real testing will have to wait until I get
my hands on an adm8211-based DWL-650 or something similar.