Le mar 05/10/2004 Ã 19:30, Satish Balay a Ãcrit : > On Tue, 5 Oct 2004, Eric Tanguy wrote: > > > My device is usb one and lsusb give nothing but if i try lsusb -v i > > obtain : > > > iManufacturer 1 GlobespanVirata > > > which give no more information (to me ...) > > I guess this is the USB chipset on the device. > > > so i try to see the windows driver the .inf file and specifications > > given by unex > > > ; PRISMA02.INF > > ; > > ; PRISM 802.11 USB 2.0 Adapter installation script. > > Since this is a prism chipset supporting 802.11G - prism54 might be the > correct driver. > > Doesnt' /sbin/lspci give any info on this device? > > BTW: I've not used a USB-Wireless device in linux - so don't know how > this is supporsed to work. > Thanks lspci give nothing about usb devices. So i have 2 solutions and i don't how to choose : * Use prism54 driver which seems to be quiet difficult to install and run for a newbie like me. * Use ndiswrapper and windows driver which works (i'm connected by this device to write this mail) but have a lot of problem of lost connection mainly due, i think, because i run a 4K kernel and windows driver need 12K stack. So if i want ndiswrapper working better, i have to change kernel, sourcecode and reinstalled what i used compiled (i'm not sure but i think only nvidia driver, ndiswrapper and maybe kernel-ntfs rpm which is built for 4k kernel ??) Really i don't know what to choose ... Eric
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