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Could be a version incompatibility betweent he ndiswrapper module and
your kernel.
Whats the output of
uname -r
Pepper, Mike wrote:
I'm presuming you're not running it on x86_64 in which case you'd need
the linksys driver for Windows XP 64bit.
If ndiswrapper says it detected the card, see if it appears in yast.
Russell.
I am not running an x86_64 box.
It is a 1Gz PIII.
I went and downloaded the latest ndiswrapper.rpm from findrpms.net.
It just so happens that it is for SuSE 9.3, instead of 10, but I
wouldn't think that would be a cause for too much grief.
I installed the ndiswrapper via YAST without incident.
You can see from the errors below the path that I followed after that.
I downloaded the drivers from a site that said that these drivers would
work with my card <Linksys WMP54G> and ndiswrapper.
Console Text...>
EMAIL:PROTECTED:~> su
Password:
Dad:/home/mike # ndiswrapper -i
/home/mike/linksys/Drivers/WMP54Gv4/Rt2500.INF
Installing rt2500
Dad:/home/mike # ndiswrapper -l
Installed ndis drivers:
rt2500 driver present
Dad:/home/mike # modprobe ndiswrapper
FATAL: Error inserting ndiswrapper
(/lib/modules/2.6.13-15-default/extra/ndiswrapper.ko): Operation not
permitted
Dad:/home/mike #
End Console Text...>
Any ideas?
Again, I don't have an internet connection on this box yet. I don't have
any cat v cable that will reach it.
Thanks in advance
Mike
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