Get recognized in the setup process, but unable to use it. Using WPA-PSK with distro's madwifi drivers connecting to Dlink di-624 version 3. 'Link' light non-operable, but link established at 11 Mb/s. Card was detected and needed only to be set up in network-manager. Tested on Ubuntu 7.10 kernel version 2.6.22-14-generic. Then just reboot and run 'gksudo network-admin' in console and configure eth0.ĭetected in Network Settings as eth0 and started working after WAP details were input.

Be sure to include manfid and bind to orinoco_cs. Run 'cardctl ident' and add info to /etc/pcmcia/config under wireless network adapters section.

I was asked to select the network to use (SSID) and the WEP password. After rebooting, I selected the network icon in the upper panel by right clicking. Works great out of the box in ubuntu 8.10.ĭetected in Network Settings as ath0 and started working after WPA was configured.Īfter installing the card, I had to enable 'Broadcom STA wireless driver' in the hardware drivers manager. Also works with ndiswrapper.ĭetected in Network Settings as ra0 and started working after WAP details were input. Works with wl (may be flaky), but not b43. Can be setup easily under Intrepid 8.10, by first connecting to the internet (using a wired connection) and clicking System > Administration > Hardware Drivers, then activate the Broadcom B43 Wireless driver.

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