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#   Using Symphony                        #
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If you are using one of the Symphony cards, here are some 
tips:
  - if you are using the PnP ISA card, see the pnp tips below;
    also check README.PnPISA
  - if you are using the PC Card, see README.pcmcia
  - set the domain to 0 and the security ID to the Symphony
    security code you are using
  - Choose an IP address in 10.x.x.x/255.0.0.0; if you are 
    unlucky enough to choose a duplicate IP, try another
  - set your default route to 10.0.0.1 as your gateway if
    you are using a Cordless Modem or Conductor
  - set your DNS in resolve.conf to 10.0.0.1, ditto above
  - if you are using a Cordless Modem or Ethernet Bridge, 
    you'll need the Maestro s/w (not supported on Linux) to 
    configure the modem; once configured, set the modem to 
    autoconnect so that linux activity brings it up 
    automatically
  - note that your linux machine will not show up in the
    network maps of your win98 clients.
  - check the rx packet counter.  broadcasts from pings
    originating will cause the counter to increment and
    prove you have wireless connectivity.


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#   Using PnP ISA with Symphony           #
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Check the docs for using PnP.  I use the RedHat Distibribution.  
Here's a couple of tips, not guaranteed to work:
	1) make a config file:  pnpdump > /etc/isapnp.conf
	2) uncomment the lines for IO, IRQ and ACT Y; set an 
	   available IO and IRQ
	3) start pnp somewhere where your startup will run it 
	   before starting your networking subsystem, like 
	   rc.sysinit:  'isapnp /etc/isapnp.conf'
	4) load the driver and/or up your interface
	5) check the note in README.PnPISA