Re: seeing a wireless card

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2006/2/6, John Summerfied <debian@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
bruce wrote:
> When I look at the card on the Airlinkplus.com site, it states that it's a
> "texas instrument" chipset. however, i don't see the card, or the chipset
> listed in the list of adapters for the wifi devices in the linux
> network/device configuration page.
>
I think this isn't going to work easily. TI and Broadcom are the worst
brands for Linux.

Look for the Linux/TI wireless project; its latest ACS drivers _might_
help. Otherwise, it's ndiswrapper.
 
I've just installed a DWL-520+ WiFi card based on the ACK-111 chipset from TI. I've no chanche with ndiswrapper because my box is x86_64 and no M$ XP64 driver are released for my card.
I've found the ack project in sourceforge and this is working in managed mode
 
HTH
 
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Alessandro Brezzi
 

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