Description of problem:

  When you try to add a new hardware device, a "Choose Hardware Type"
dialog box pops up and gives you a choice of Wireless, Ethernet,
Modem, ISDN, and Token Ring.

  Each of those selections, *except* Wireless, has a list of devices
of just that type. 

  Wireless and Ethernet have the *exact* same list, which does not
contain the wireless card I'm using (prism54). So, if this is
intentional then I guess the bug would be the omission of "Intersil
Corporation Intersil ISL3890 [Prism GT/Prism Duette]" as Kudzu calls it.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):

This is true for both Fedora Core 2 and Core 3 test 2
System-config-network 1.3.20

How reproducible:

  100%

Steps to Reproduce:
1. In Gnome, logged in a root, etc. Select System Tools|Network Device
Control
2. Click Configure (Network Configuration window opens)
3. Click Hardware tab
4. Click New button 
5. Select "Wireless" Hardware type and clock OK
6. Look through drop down list
  
Actual results:

  There is no entry for prism54 chipsets (Intersil 3890)

Expected results:

  There should be an entry for prism54 (Intersil 3890)

Additional info:

  Kudzu finds the chip, but rebooting to detect it is a bit inconvienient.