WLAN in Sarge = MADWiFi ? . . .
My System:
Sarge w/ 2.6 kernel Intel Desktop (Pentium MMX 233/66) 256Mb RAM My Background: I'm brand new to Linux, period. My Problem: I have a wireless network that I set up with very little knowledge. I'm trying to learn as much as I can as I run into hurdles. Right now, my hurdle is adding my Linux box to the network via a D-Link DWL-G520M wireless card (physically installed, but not recognized by the system) that I recently purchased. My first attempt at seeing this work was a complete re-install of Sarge once I got the card in. I can't remember where I learned it, but I typed: dmesg | grep eth at the command line (or something VERY close to it, please forgive me), and found only that the other ethernet card I have in there (Realtek something) is recognized, not the D-Link. I think I've found a good resource for the driver that I may need. I'm not sure if I actually need it though. I've been scouring through MADWiFi.org, and honestly most of the vocab is over my head at this point, that's why I'm posting this here- hoping for some laymanese (please). At any rate, I came across this line: Quote:
I want my Linux machine to recognize/use the card...I'll be doing much more once I can acces my LAN, but for now- how do I proceed? - RAY:scratch: |
Goto the Linux HCL (Hardware Compatiablity List) here at linuxquestions.org. It is at the top and or over at the side.
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Also, this card is not one of those listed in the reviews in the HCL...if I've overlooked something, please let me know. I'd like to get this done soon if possible. Any more ideas? Ray |
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