Hi every body, I'm very, very new to Linux.... But it's just soo good. I'm having one problem..... My wireless usb 802.11b.... And yes i know that question has been asked one billion times, I have a differant question. There is a program out called linuxant which claims to be able to run any usb device with it's windows drivers. The Adapter is the DWL-120+
If anybody has experiance with linuxant or has any other ideas for me, please reply. If you have experiance with it please explain. And please, I'm realy new to linux so please speak lamen. Thank you so much in advance.... and sorry for any possible repetion on the board. ps. I'm running Red Hat 9

Robert Rzepka

i used linaxant's driverloader program to get my wifi card working. I wasn't able to get ndiswraper working, so i forked over the 20 bucks for linaxant's product and had a painfree experience.

Hello there! Driverloader is the best. I got it working about a year ago on redhat with a US-Robotics wireless pci nic. (Just read the installation on linuxant website, its not that hard)

Recently I installed Driverloader on my notebook, and the hardware is working... configuring wireless in Mandrake sucks though (wap), I will be posting on this forum

But in any case, Driverloader is the way to o if you have an unsuported wireless nic

ndiswrapper isnt bad either...it isnt as stable as it could be, but it still works...