It can be done, but the chances of bricking your system are not small. So be warned.

1. Install the kernel-source package
2. Open a command-prompt as root
3. CD to /usr/src/linux
4. cp /proc/config.gz
5. gunzip config.gz
6. cp config .config
7. Open .config in editor-of-choice
8. Look for the CONFIG_LIBIPW line

Note: You may find that it is ALREADY set to "m". In that case, stop now as something else is your problem.

1. Change it from n to m
2. Save .config
3. make prepare
4. make oldconfig
5. make M=/drivers/net/
6. make install
7. reboot

It can be done, but the chances of bricking your system are not small. So be warned.

1. Install the kernel-source package
2. rug in kernel-source
3. Or open Yast -> Software Management. Install the 'kernel source' package.
4. Open a command-prompt as root
5. CD to /usr/src/linux
6. cp /proc/config.gz
7. gunzip config.gz
8. cp config .config
9. Open .config in editor-of-choice
10. Look for the CONFIG_LIBIPW line

Note: You may find that it is ALREADY set to "m". In that case, stop now as something else is your problem.

1. Change it from n to m
2. Save .config
3. make prepare
4. make oldconfig
5. make M=/drivers/net/
6. make install
7. reboot