4400G OS to support wireless

Hi Guys,
Anyone know how to get wireless working on the 4400G? The only OS i can see on CCO is 5.03 which does not seem to have wireless as an option

Gday Tomas,
It also might be this problem as well (I am running DMS 5.2 at the moment)
Upgrade Guide for Cisco Digital Media Suite 5.2.x
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Upgrade Your DMPs
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Because Cisco DMS 5.2 secures all communication between DMPs and your DMM appliance, you must upgrade your DMPs before you upgrade your DMM appliance. Otherwise, you cannot upgrade your DMPs at all and are prevented from managing them centrally.
Is there any way around this?

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