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Hello,
I am completely new to Linux I just installed it a few days ago and have a dual boot system of Linux and Windows on my laptop. But the ...
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- 10-29-2006 #1Just Joined!
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Wireless On Linux + Airsnarf
Hello,
I am completely new to Linux I just installed it a few days ago and have a dual boot system of Linux and Windows on my laptop. But the problem is I have a wireless internet connection Windows detects it fine and I can use it but on Linux I do not know how to set it up when I got to Connection Manager it can't find any Wireless adapters even though I have one built in my laptop.
Also the only reason I installed Linux on my computer was too use Air snarf so too use air snarf would you need a Wireless adapter too use it.
Thanks Hope It makes Sense
- 10-29-2006 #2
If you can'y find any native linux drivers for your wireless card(cards are proprietary -no open specs for people to build their own drivers- and vendors are less interested in making drivers for linux than for win) than you'll probably have to use
ndiswrapper
which is a linux wrapper for Win XP drivers. You use you XP driver with linux
More info:
http://ndiswrapper.sourceforge.net/
- 10-30-2006 #3Just Joined!
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Ok say I do get my built in adapter to work on linux will i be able to run airsnarf on it.
Thanks for repying.


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