Go into your router configuration: normally just type 192.168.1.1 into a browser on a connected PC, then use User: ______ Password: admin
Check and see if the WLAN is enabled, normally on a linksys you can find this by hitting the ''administration'' tab and scrolling to the middle of the page. Some linksys routers come with the WLAN disabled by default.
Also, I'd suggest you set the DHCP lease time to the maximum.
Running SuSE 9.0 on a Dell Inspirion 1100 w/Truemobile 1150 wireless card. I can connect to my local network, but not beyond. Settings are identical to those of my onboard lan (up to "wlan-pcmcia" entries)which are:
Module Name (blank)
Options (blank)
Wireless settings
Operating Mode Manual
ESSID linksys
NWID NONE (my local network name)
Encryption key (correct)
Nick Name (blank)
The wired connections works, and the router is a BEFW11S4. What is wrong with this connection?

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