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Hi, ive installed debian sarge on a laptop with 2.4.27 kernel. I have a D-Link DWL-610 wireless network card and there are no linux drivers for it. Ive looked at other posts and have installed ndiswrapper, and used the command
ndiswrapper -i <drivername>
to install the driver. After typing
ndiswrapper -l
it shows that my driver and hardware are present as the output from this command says:
netdwl driver present, hardware present
so I assume everything has gone well and the card is installed, but no lights have shown up on my network card, and a wlan0 entry isnt yet present, I dont know what to do next! Can anyone help?
Hi, ive installed debian sarge on a laptop with 2.4.27 kernel. I have a D-Link DWL-610 wireless network card and there are no linux drivers for it. Ive looked at other posts and have installed ndiswrapper, and used the command
ndiswrapper -i <drivername>
to install the driver. After typing
ndiswrapper -l
it shows that my driver and hardware are present as the output from this command says:
netdwl driver present, hardware present
so I assume everything has gone well and the card is installed, but no lights have shown up on my network card, and a wlan0 entry isnt yet present, I dont know what to do next! Can anyone help?
Using a recent kernel and taking the linux driver?
I don't know this card but it seems to be supported by http://rtl8180-sa2400.sourceforge.net/
But there are probably limitations (WEP only?), maybe somebody can answer.
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