Mooi, de eerste horde heb je dus genomen!
Ik vond dit ergens:
Hi all, recently got myself stuck to Ubuntu Hoary after I sorta trialed 10+ distributions over a week. One of the immediate hurdles was to get this WPC54G working, and after hours of searching, I managed to find another solution which worked for me.
In summary,
1. Use Synaptic to get ndiswrapper-tools
2. Get the windows drivers, and copy the .sys and .inf to somewhere (say /home//Linksys/)
3. Open terminal, and enter the following commands:
3a. cd Linksys
3b. sudo ndiswrapper -i .inf (mine was lsb something, but I just renamed it to linksys.inf as it makes it easier). The screen should show something about Forcing parameter RadioState|0 to RadioState|1... mine had 4 lines.
3c. cd /etc/ndiswrapper/
3d. Edit all the .conf files, look for the line RadioState|1 and change it to RadioState|0 (to do this, I had to type sudo gedit and open the files from the GUI... gedit didn't quite like opening files with \: from the command line, not sure why) I'm not sure if just changing one or two files will work, but I just changed all 4.
3e. sudo modprobe ndiswrapper
3f. (optional) sudo echo ndiswrapper >> /etc/modules
3g. sudo iwlist wlan0 scan (look for your access point in the list)
3h. sudo iwconfig wlan0 channel essid mode Managed (the X and ESSID should come from the iwlist)
3i. sudo ifup wlan0
I think that should do it really. Hope that will be useful for someone else.
Last edited by YorYor : April 3rd, 2005 at 02:17 AM.
Helpt dit?
Groet, Pjotr.
