Ik kreeg het eerst niet werkend maar nu heb ik hem draaien.
Met dank aan kevdog:
I think the big Error statement tells you this. No one however has been able to confirm if to me if this matter or not. To solve this problem, you need to backtrack. First uninstall your driver
sudo ndiswrapper -r ***** (put in driver name but do not type the extension .inf)
Then uninstall ndiswrapper -- you likely used Synaptic to install this, so use synaptic to uninstall.
The following is how we are going to install ndiswrapper from source. If this computer does not have a working internet connection (ie a wired connection) then you are going to have to use another computer to help you.
If wired connection, at command line type
sudo aptitude install build-essential
If no wired connection but have installation cd, put cd in drive and type
sudo apt-cdrom add
sudo aptitude update
sudo aptitude install build-essential
Next visit the following site and download the ndiswrapper.tar.gz file (I think the version is 1.47)
http://ndiswrapper.sourceforge.net/j...iki/Itemid,33/Look for the download section. This should give you a file named ndiswrapper-1.47.tar.gz. Place this in your home directory. You can either do this via command line or GUI using nautilis
Then lets unpack the tar file from command line:
cd ~
tar -zxvf ndisrapper-1.47.tar.gz
cd ndiswrapper -1.47
make distclean
make
sudo make install
Check now if you have the right version of ndiswrapper and everything is correct with this program
ndiswrapper -v
You should get no errors with this statement
Then rewrap driver like you did above
sudo ndiswrapper -i *****.inf <----substitute name of file here with .inf extension. Make sure you have .inf and .sys file in the same directory where you are running this command.
Then load module into kernel
sudo modprobe -r ndiswrapper
sudo depmod -a
sudo modprobe -i ndiswrapper
And then make module load at runtime
sudo ndiswrapper -m
Ndiswrapper makes a default installation on wlan0. This sometimes causes problems for some people because as a default their wirleless connection is setup on eth0, or eth1, etc. We can fix this for you if need be.
Some modifications may need to be done to your /etc/network/interfaces and /etc/iftab files also.
Please do the steps I listed above, and then report back. When you report back please post the results of:
ifconfig
/etc/network/interfaces
Thanks.