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you have no idea how much time I am wasting after this.
I downloaded ndiswrapper 1.31 and followed the instructions, but it does not make it because it can't find the headers
first did 'sudo apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r`' (0 upgraded, 0... 0 ...0)
and made sure that there is a link from /lib/modules/VERSION/build to the kernel source
Distribution: Ubuntu currently, but Fedora is my favorite
Posts: 8
Rep:
About that ndiswrapper....
I try installing my driver for the Network Card and i get an invalid driver error. I am not quite sure that I am using the right driver, but it was the only .inf that I could find. Here are my specs....
Gateway Laptop
AMD turion 64
Broadcom 802.11g network adapter
and the driver I am trying to load is bcmwl5.inf
I can't find what to do. I am using ndiswrapper 1.8 utils also.
I try installing my driver for the Network Card and i get an invalid driver error. I am not quite sure that I am using the right driver, but it was the only .inf that I could find. Here are my specs....
Gateway Laptop
AMD turion 64
Broadcom 802.11g network adapter
and the driver I am trying to load is bcmwl5.inf
I can't find what to do. I am using ndiswrapper 1.8 utils also.
Kubuntu 6.10 edgy release
dig in to find what wifi chipset does your wifi card has.
we'll take it from there.
alex
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