Wireless needs to be reset after every restart

Hi all,
I'm running 10.2.8, and use a Lucent waveLAN/ieee card with the Sourceforge drivers (WirelessDriverBeta5); they do a good job of connecting me to my wireless network. My one complaint is that every time I restart my Powerbook and want to go online I have to open the wirelessconfig utility in System Preferences and re-enter the setting (hex key, channel, etc.). Does anybody know if this is normal behavior for this card/driver set under Jaguar, or am I missing some silly little thing?

Anybody out there familiar with the Sourceforge wireless card drivers? Maybe a link to a previous discussion I overlooked?

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