Priporatary Drivers
 

Where are the non-free drivers (stupid Intel wireless cards) repo? If it makes a difference (actualy with drivers I think it does) using x86_65.
And do you think I need to get the nonfree firmware too?

You need the firmware-linux-nonfree first of anything else you may need.

You just add 'non-free' to whatever repo you are using.

For example, you change from-

To-

You might not need 'contrib'.

You can do that with a text editior, or you can do it from synaptic (Settings-> Repositories).

Listing the exact model intel wireless you want to get the drivers and firmware for would help a lot....

You probably want 'firmware-intelwimax' but that is just a guess.

Possibly not. firmware-linux-nonfree "is a collection of firmware blobs which are not individually large enough to warrant a standalone package.". I'm using firmware-realtek without firmware-linux-nonfree.

I dont know what my modle is (Ubuntu autodetected it:))...
Otherwise I know it is acer and intel.

Debian has probably detected it as well. Run 'lspci' and post the output.

Depending on what card you have, you will either need firmware-iwlwifi or firmware-ipw2x00. Both are on the non-free part of the repo.

I mean that when I went to the additional drivers it found it right away. Now do I have to blacklist the driver in Debian? (add 'blacklist acer something' to blacklist.d Where is blacklist.d? I forgot!)
Oh and is it save to install those two packages or will I have to find the one I need?

Blacklisting a driver causes the system to not use it. Would not make much sense if you want to use it.

Just install both, the system will load only the firmware it needs, having more firmware does no harm.

Well to get Ubuntu to use the driver without an rfkill command I have to add "blacklist acer-wmi" to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf.