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21st Nov 2007, 03:02
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Ok,At the moment i have a Broadcom wireless card,and that does not work in ubuntu (And i cant get NDISWRAPPER Working). It's slowly dieing
 so i have to get a new one soon,so i want a good Wifi card that has good speeds,and will work in ubuntu without any additional work.
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27th Nov 2007, 14:11
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Funny, I thought that did work with Ubuntu. Does it need firmware?
The Intel cards are easy to get running. I assume this is a mini PCI card on a laptop motherboard? The Netgear cardbus cards also work. Just about the easiest distro to get working is PCLinuxOS but OpenSUSE is not far behind.
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28th Nov 2007, 21:31
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Actually Its on a Mini PCI to PCI Converter and i have it runnning in my main computer.Im not sure why it doesnt work,It just doesnt (Im a Linux n00b lol).
EDIT; I Just found an Excelent Wiki on my wireless card in Ubuntu,Trying it now https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wi...Driver/bcm43xx |
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#4
6th Dec 2007, 06:04
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Intel is as said a safe bet, I'm also running an Atheros 5005 wifi card, also no problem.
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11th Dec 2007, 16:41
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Thanks for your help tom,but i just got it working with ndiswrapper :D
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