I have a Belkin f5d7010 wireless card. It is 802.11g and it complies with RSS-210. I am currently running on Kunbuntu. I know a little about computers but no where near an IT. I think it is called Linksys? I have Charter cable and we get our internet threw them. I was just wondering if anyone has any suggestions to help me find the proper drivers. I have been to Belkin.com, Sourceforge.cnet and even to a couple of linux websites. Thank you for all of your help.

Welcome to LQ!

You have my condolences. From a Linux perspective, the whole Belkin f5d7xxxx line can be a nightmare to get to work. Belkin ought to be flogged for foisting this kind of crap on the planet.

From what I've seen here, the highest chance of success with this is with the ndiswrapper driver. Ndiswrapper is a "driver" that in reality allows a Windows driver to function under Linux. Although I'm not a *buntu user, I'm pretty sure that if you look in your software install tool, you should be able to find an ndiswrapper package to install. Once that is done, you need to install the Windows driver for this. There are good instructions on the ndiswrapper wiki on how to install a Windows driver (be sure to ignore the bits about compiling ndiswrapper).

could you post the output of lspci

found this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=1643793

lets use know if you get it working