ok if you have a working wireless g card on linux come here
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al right thx dude any one else prefirably some one using SUSE no affence other distros ok i just like suse o and if u have working ones with other distros plzpost those as well
I have a toshiba A45-S151, I've ran SUSE 9.1 personal on it. It worked like a charm, I'm in the midst of getting slack 10 up and running on it, but it dose look promising.
Off the top of my head I can't remember exactly which card It uses, but I do know that SUSE reconigzed it right off the bat. I'll post tomrrow morning when I'm off work.
D-Link dwl-g650+ and Trendnet tew421pc (both are Texas Instruments' acx111/ tnet1130 CardBus cards)
Using version 0.2.0pre8_plus_fixes_43 of the acx100.sourceforge.net project's driver, which is a fully open source, native, linux solution. I have also tested various versions of ndiswrapper successfully with these devices as well.
Linksys WPC54G v2
slackware 10.0
-very- important to use the LSTINDS.INF
with ndiswrapper, NOT the lbscmds.inf
on a dell ATTITUDE (ok latitude) 1.0ghzpIII
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