	0) Before applying any those patch or putting one of the
driver in the kernel, you should verify what you already have. The
pcmcia package is now in sync, so you will find the pcmcia driver in
the latest pcmcia package. The isa driver will make his way in
2.1.15. Wireless extension should also come in the kernel soon.

	1) wireless_ext.3.diff-27 Patch to add wireless extension to
the linux kernel 2.0.27. For 2.1 kernel, fetch a kernel above
2.1.17. This new version (3) of the wireless extensions is
incompatible with the previous one. The changes were necessary - sorry
about that.  This patch apply to stock kernels (remove any previous
patch). This patch broke the old wavelan isa driver.

	2) wireless.h
This file is the wireless extensions declaration. It is part of the
previous patch(es), but reincluded here for readability and convenience.

	3) pcmcia/
Replace the pcmcia driver in PCMCIA PACKAGE (from David Hinds).
The pcmcia driver compile with wireless extensions by defaults.
Seem pretty stable. Doc is in wavelan_cs.h, man page is wavelan_cs.4...

	4) isa/
Replace the ISA driver in the KERNEL (from Linus Torvalds).
The ISA driver compile with wireless extensions by defaults.
For kernel < 2.1.6, you will need to comment '#include <asm/uaccess.h>'
in the header (wavelan.p.h).
Seem pretty stable. Doc is in wavelan.p.h, man page is wavelan.4...

	5) utils/
All need a lot of cleanup, but they do work.
You need to compile iwconfig.c with '-lm'
You need net-tools-1.2.0 source to compile iwspy.c.
