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Kanotix Linux and DLink AirPlus DWL-G630 wireless card
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| How do I get my DLink DWL-G630 wireless card to work? I looked in the
KInfoCenter under Kanotix and my card is listed as below:
Network cards Marvell Marvell W8300 802.11 Adapter
Intel 82557/8/9 [Ethernet Pro 100], at port: ecc0
Processes 98 | Uptime 39min | Memory 272.559/502.617MB | HDD
HTS726060M9AT00,IC25N020ATDA04-0 Size 80GB (33%used) | Client Shell
wrapper | Infobash v2.50rc21
I installed the windows driver with ndiswrapper, but it still says it
cannot find a wireless interface. Anybody have any ideas. In fact,
does anyone know of any version of Linux that works with this card or
any other wireless adapter. I would even be willing to buy a version as
long as I could get my wireless card to work. Or do I need to buy a
different wireless adapter? I noticed that most of the 11Mbs cards seem
to work though I have not actually tried one, but this is a newer g version.
Z.K.
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| Well, I got it to work, but I had to switch wireless cards and go back
to my netgear WGT511T. I was having trouble with this card in Windows
XP so I was using my DLink card. Now, I just need to see if the new
version of SUSE will work with this card.
Z.K.
Z.K. wrote:
> How do I get my DLink DWL-G630 wireless card to work? I looked in the
> KInfoCenter under Kanotix and my card is listed as below:
>
> Network cards Marvell Marvell W8300 802.11 Adapter
> Intel 82557/8/9 [Ethernet Pro 100], at port: ecc0
> Processes 98 | Uptime 39min | Memory 272.559/502.617MB | HDD
> HTS726060M9AT00,IC25N020ATDA04-0 Size 80GB (33%used) | Client Shell
> wrapper | Infobash v2.50rc21
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> I installed the windows driver with ndiswrapper, but it still says it
> cannot find a wireless interface. Anybody have any ideas. In fact,
> does anyone know of any version of Linux that works with this card or
> any other wireless adapter. I would even be willing to buy a version as
> long as I could get my wireless card to work. Or do I need to buy a
> different wireless adapter? I noticed that most of the 11Mbs cards seem
> to work though I have not actually tried one, but this is a newer g
> version.
>
> Z.K.
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| Z.K. wrote:
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> Well, I got it to work, but I had to switch wireless cards and go back
> to my netgear WGT511T. I was having trouble with this card in Windows
> XP so I was using my DLink card. Now, I just need to see if the new
> version of SUSE will work with this card.
>
> Z.K.
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> Z.K. wrote:
Problem solved in only an hour and ten minutes! You made it through the
several layers of wifi intro (confusion, frustration, dispair, rebirth)
in record time. Well done.
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| Roby wrote:
> Z.K. wrote:
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> Problem solved in only an hour and ten minutes! You made it through the
> several layers of wifi intro (confusion, frustration, dispair, rebirth)
> in record time. Well done.
Thanks, though I would still like to find a good way to get SUSE to
work, but this is fine for now.
Z.K.
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