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hey guys, I managed to get Ndiswrapper working on my SuSE installation, so I did an online update(mainly because my version of SuSE 10.0 is like a year or two ...
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    NdisWrapper HELP

    hey guys,

    I managed to get Ndiswrapper working on my SuSE installation, so I did an online update(mainly because my version of SuSE 10.0 is like a year or two old) and whats this? NdisWrapper STOPS WORKING. My Wireless card is blinking one light showing power, but it isn't making any attempt to connect. I type 'ndiswrapper -l' and it says that the driver is installed and the device is present, I've tried reinstalling NdisWrapper 1.3.7, but when I modprobe NdisWrapper, nothing happens.

    I've typed lsmod and NDisWrapper is at the top of the list, so needless to say, the program is "working", just not how I want it to work.

    Any ideas?

    Thanks guys!

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    Post the contents of /etc/modprobe.conf here.
    Also what do the ifconfig and iwconfig commands show?

    EDIT:

    Ifconfig and iwconfig need to be run as root in a terminal.
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    XD I got it working before you posted
    I have another question now - How do I start ndiswrapper without having to type
    Code:
    su
    <root password>
    modprobe ndiswrapper
    in the terminal every time the computer starts up?

    thanks!

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    Just add modprobe ndiswrapper to the end of /etc/rc.d/rc.local
    That should fix it
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    actually - I went to my Network devices settings - disabled the PCMIA checkbox, and set the module to "ndiswrapper", that works like a charm. Thanks anyway

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