possible use ndiswrapper install 2 different nics?
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possible use ndiswrapper install 2 different nics?
I just used ndiswrapper to succesfully setup my atheros AR5006X wireless on SUSE 10.1. My wired Realtek RTL8109 doesn't show up as listed hardward. Can I use to ndiswrapper to also setup my realtek device or will that mess up my wireless?
is the realtek nic a wireless nic?
if not, then it won't show up as a non configured wireless interface at all, it will be listed as a network interface.
yes, ndiswrapper can be configured to handle multiple devices, though the RTL8109 is fully supported in linux networking.
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