Satellite P100 does not boot up using Intel WLan 5300

Has anyone replaced the Satellite P100 with one of these Intel WLan 5300 card.
Using being when I plug it into the pci slot and boot up my lappy, nothing happens.
However when I plug my Intel Wlan 3945abg card back in everything boots up fine.
Whats the problems??

Hi
I think you used simply a not compatible WLan card
As far as I know the notebook has been already equipped with a miniPCI WLan card and according to your posting the notebook is running properly using the previous WLan card
If you want to solve this issue -> use the supported WLan card!

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