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i need help.... i actually installed wpc54g using ndiswrapper, i can scan the network but i cant get ito my router and therefore i cannot browse the internet... anyone can help please....
i think everything is setup properly. I manages to scan a network from linux, but it seems i dont have an access point to the router, i know thats important, but how can i get that??
Originally posted by badweed i think everything is setup properly. I manages to scan a network from linux, but it seems i dont have an access point to the router, i know thats important, but how can i get that??
Just because you can do a network scan doesn't mean anything - Linux has a loopback device so you could be just scanning the loopback device and not scanning your network at all.
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