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8.04 LTS did not recognize it either although it sees the belkin G card fine. 8.10 also sees the belkin G card but neither reckognize the N1 card. any idea why?
Don't have a clue what a N1 card is.. how about posting the output from lspci so we have something to work with.
Then we might be able to suggest a driver to load, etc..
Thanks
P.S. if it's a laptop card then you may need to post lspcmcia also or for a USB adapter lsusb
this is a desktop and an N1 card is just an 802.11 protocol
There is 802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g, and 802.11n; the main difference is reception range.
Thanks so much for your help and here are the results you requested.
There is 802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g, and 802.11n; the main difference is reception range.
Thanks so much for your help and here are the results you requested.
Well I see your Wired Network card.. but I do NOT see anything that resembles a wireless card.. neither Belkin G or N is in that list.
How is the wireless card connected to your PC ? if it's pcmcia or USB please use the commands I provided in my previous post to list the bus the device is connected to.
desktop pc wireless NIC is connected via PCI internal bus. OS is just not recognizing it. model for this card is F5D8001, i have the driver from the disk set in ndiswrapper but ndiswrapper says the hardware is not present and i know it works because i tested it on another tower.
I have swapped out a G card with this N card many different times to t-shoot but for some reason when this card is put in this machine my linux will not recognize it. Windows sees it fine though.
just put it into a different pci slot and booted into windows after having removed it, installed just fine and works perfectly.
shut down and booted into ubuntu 8.10 removed and reinstalled the driver in ndiswrapper but hardware present:no still shows also my lspci is exactly the same down to the letter.
so very lost here, i need this for backtrack 3 and this is supposed to work "right out of the box" according to backtrack's web site but i cant get it or ubuntu to even acknowledge the card period
This is the Belkin N1 desktop card not the notebook card
This is the Belkin N1 desktop card not the notebook card, dont know if that changes anything on that driver compatability but yeah i ran the other konsole commands and found no pcmia and root-hub and my printer under lsusb. still lost here
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