> 1. What is command to identify the WiFi hardware?
Try "lspci -v". You should see your WiFi controller among other devices.
> 2. Once I've identified the required driver, how do I install it when
> I can not connect to the internet in first place ;<
Try "modprobe <your driver>" first, to see if the module is available on
your system (if I'm not wrong, no output means that the module is
there); then you can add it to /etc/modules, so that it can be
automatically loaded by the kernel when booting. It is possible that
you'll need also a non-free firmware: configure your wireless interface
first and check your syslog to see if everything is going right: if yes,
you should see something like
[...] Loading firmware file [firmware name]
Best regards,
Andrew
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