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Does thev Arch "full" ISO have already the wireless tools included,including ndiswrapper and wpa_supplicant? Bcoz i'm thinking of trying to install it and i have a wireless usb card and I would have to transport all the PC to the place where the router is...
Another method (perhaps more failsafe) is to look up all the stuff you need for your usb wifi-adapter (either Arch packages or sources). Then download all the programs/drivers you need, put them on a cd-r/usb-stick/floppy/whatever and copy them to your system, and then setup wireless networking. This is yet another procedure, and it worked for me ;-)
Hope that helps.
That method seems safer to me.Also, it worked when I installed Mepis for the first time, so i'm gonna give a try with Arch and then i'll see... Thanks y'all!!
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