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In system-config-network, configure it as wlan0. It should show up as ndiswrapper. It has to be configured as a different device than the one you are using that works. Is ...
- 12-03-2006 #11Trusted Penguin
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In system-config-network, configure it as wlan0. It should show up as ndiswrapper. It has to be configured as a different device than the one you are using that works. Is the one that works a 802.11b device? Likely it gets configured as eth1. Your "G" device with ndiswrapper should show up as wlan0. If you get it configured, de-activate the one that works and activate wlan0.
- 12-03-2006 #12Just Joined!
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hey sorry I lost my stolen connection haha. anyways i do have it a wlan0 but when I try and activate it says
Determining IP information for eth1
then failed. should it say something else here
thanks
- 12-04-2006 #13Trusted Penguin
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Sometimes in system-config-network it works to delete the present wireless settings and just start from scratch. When choosing a new device, choose wireless. Ndiswrapper should be listed there if your /etc/modprobe.conf shows:
...and was loaded at boot.Code:alias wlan0 ndiswrapper
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thanks for the help. I am not sure what I did but I started over and now it works
Josh
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