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Do you know that the card is not being detected? Try "ifconfig -a" to see all connections, and "ifconfig" to see what's "up".s
Others:
ifconfig wlan0 up (starts the conection---maybe user wlan0 instead of eth0If
If the card is recognized, then try "iwlist wlan0 scan" to see if you can "see" your access point.
I read that you need to use ndiswrapper for your wireless card driver. I used ndiswrapper on slack once and it was really easy and straight forward. See if that works.
I am having the same problem, i have a wireless router in my home and i can not find it through the network connections, and i dont catch what u guys mean by saying "if-config a" . Could you please explain?
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