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Netgear 802.11b wireless card
I'd go for ndiswrapper if the cards chipset is not supported. This allows you to use the NDIS drivers supplied with the card. Works a treat for me on an Origo (RTL8180 based) 802.11b pcmcia card.
You can apt-get it on Debian 3.1. The usage is pretty straightforward. Something like:
ndiswrapper -i (then supply the path to the INF file supplied on the driver CD)
You should then get a message back about the driver being loaded and the card hardware being present.
I think you do something like "ndiswrapper -m" to make the config permanent.
You can then use iwconfig to sort out the other settings, ESSID etc...
See the ndiswrapper website for more info,
Hope this helps.
You can apt-get it on Debian 3.1. The usage is pretty straightforward. Something like:
ndiswrapper -i (then supply the path to the INF file supplied on the driver CD)
You should then get a message back about the driver being loaded and the card hardware being present.
I think you do something like "ndiswrapper -m" to make the config permanent.
You can then use iwconfig to sort out the other settings, ESSID etc...
See the ndiswrapper website for more info,
Hope this helps.