ndiswrapper. That's what I use with my Belkin F5D6001 PCI WLAN card. The drivers required tweaking (I had to download the Realtek RTL8180L Windows driver from their FTP site, and not the newest one, one that was slightly older, and then change the PCI_VEN codes to the F5D6001's codes), but they work.
emerge -pv ndiswapper.
On 4/15/05, Richard Watson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm contemplating installing Gentoo on a 4 year old IBM Thinkpad with a
Belkin Wireless card in the PCMCIA Card slot. I'm sick of it crashing on
Windows 98 ...
Does anyone have any tips that I should consider that are not in the Gentoo
Install instructions. I've run up a few servers with Gentoo in the past and
they seem to run on, and on, for ever but never a laptop.
Regards,
Alan
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