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hi, I just installed Mandrake and I cant seem to get my wireless card to detect any available networks (my wireless router). I installed the windows driver using the wrapper type thing linux has. The card shows up in the hardware manager, and its in Managed mode. Any suggestions?
Hey man, if you want to find out for sure if that wireless card is any good before you throw it out and buy a new one, get a copy of knoppix cd live, its free on the net, or you can buy it and they ship it pretty fast. linuxcentral.com is a good site, it'll verify all devices for you, has some testing utilities in it you wont find anywhere else. If your wireless works with knoppix, then your OS bootloader is fudging up.
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Originally posted by nx5000 You have to tell us which card to have some help.
Have you looked here: http://www.linuxquestions.org/hcl/index.php?cat=10
As the hardware is detected, you should not be too far..
Its a Texas Instruments TNETW1130 (ACX111) 802.11g
This is the chipset in the card.
It seems your card is a DLINK?
Looks like Texas Instruments is not giving enough instructions on how to use their chipset...
Still it seems that people manage to make it work.
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