Driver for Intel Corp. Intel(R) PRO/Wireless 2200BG in Solaris 10 x86

Hi Folks,
I bought a Laptop with the NIC mentioned in the Subject. After installing Solaris 10 x86 I'd like to install a driver for this card. Can someone of you tell me how, or point me to a good documentation?
Cheers
Sven

as far as i know, intel wireless not supported yet in solaris 10.
damn, intel and solaris have not realy work our on their support relationships. No wonder Sun went for AMD. :p

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