I have found some difficulties following the Intel guide to install the new modules for my wi-fi card iwl4965 (notebook lenovo T61). There is a small bug, solved here

I'm running Ubuntu Gutsy.

lspci

Network controller: Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 4965 AG or AGN Network Connection (rev 61)

At the end of the guide you'll see these lines:

% dmesg -c > /dev/null % ./load debug=0×43fff Verify that loading succeeds without any errors in the kernel: % dmesg -c Bring up the interface so it can be configured: % ifconfig wlan0 up Verify that you can scan and see access points: % iwlist wlan0 scan Associate to your network: % iwconfig wlan0 essid XXXXXX If you use WEP encryption, configure your key: % iwconfig wlan0 key [1] …your key in hex… % iwconfig <– Verify that you are associated % dhcpcd wlan0 

Typing "

./load debug=0x43fff"

will give this error


./unload: 4: Syntax error: Bad substitution 

The issue can be quickly solved changing the line #!/bin/sh into #!/bin/bash in both files ./load ./unload

Update 05.02.2008: this bug is now reported as closed on bughost and there is a new version commit .
I tested the new 1.2.25 version and it's working now. Bug solved!