Re: is NetworkManager running with ndiwrapper-driven cards?

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Roger Grosswiler wrote:
Am Freitag, den 24.03.2006, 15:29 -0600 schrieb Gerry Tool:
On Fri, 2006-03-24 at 07:36 +0100, Roger Grosswiler wrote:
On Thu, 23 Mar 2006 12:36:52 +0100 (CET)
"Roger Grosswiler" <roger@xxxxxxxx> opined:
Hey list,

I have a d-link dwl-g650+ running with ndiswrapper. Is
NetworkManager supporting ndiswrapper/dlink too?

I searched with google, but found nothing...

Roger

I THINK it has more to do with the card than ndiswrapper. Can you use
- have you tried MadWifi?

I have NEVER had any success with NM. In the alternative, I use
profiles to boot with the wired or wireless connection. Plus, I
prefer static IPs on the network.

--
David,

I dunno where i wrote my answer - but yes, i got it up and running
yesterday. I was using livna's ndiswrapper (which in fact did not run out
of the box, i had a little workaround to do)

I have to say - i really like it, now i can choose with one click, which
network to use.

NetworkManager never was an option before, as it did not support wpa as it
does today.

So i can say, i am very happy with Network-Manager. What is your problem
around NM? The card?

Roger

I noted that you have ndiswrapper happily running.  I have been trying
to get livna ndiswrapper to work with my Linksys WPC54G card on FC5 and
have no luck.

The card was recognized, and I was able to set it up in
system-config-network, but now every time the system tries to use the
card, either during boot if it is plugged in at that time, or anytime I
plug the card in, the system freezes.  This same card works with
ndiswrapper in Ubuntu 5.10 in another laptop of the same model.

Any suggestions for me to try?

I am to the point of trying to find a native-supported card to replace
my Linksys card.

Thanks. Gerry


Does your card perhaps need 16k-stack?

Roger

It did under FC4 where I installed ndiswrapper from a tarball. This time I installed from a livna rpm, and since no one on the list mentioned the need for 16k stack, I presumed that issue had been addressed. There are no current 16k stack FC5 kernels at linuxant.com to download. I did not get any messages from the system that a 16k stack kernel was required - I think I did in FC4.

I purchased a Netgear card on e-bay that is supported by madwifi and will try that when it arrives.
Thanks.
Gerry


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