henrikfromnorway
June 24th, 2006, 09:29 AM
Yes, I know this sounds stupid. I was going to install the MA111, but I couldn't find it. So, just for trying, I tried with the D-Link DWL-120+.
First, you need the Netgear MA111 v1 (!!!) drivers.
Download them at netgear.com. in the 2.5Beta-zip, it's a couple of files.
you need the four NETMA111.INF-files, and the MA111nd5.sys-files.
i used winzip to zip them over to an USB-jumpdrive, and i got them in folders called /Drivers/Win98, /Drivers/WinNT, /Drivers/Win2000, /Drivers/WinXP.
Unpack them to your home folder. Let them stay in /Drivers/WinVERSION, but rename the root-folder of the files to something easy.
Then install ndiswrapper.
sudo apt-get install ndiswrapper-utils
When that's done, type sudo -s
ndiswrapper -i /folder/with/netgear/ma111/Drivers/Win98/NETMA111.INF
Install the Windows98-drivers. You can also try with the XP, but it worked for me with 98. (I didn't try the others)
ndiswrapper -l
Then you should see somthing like this:
root@westbeach:~# ndiswrapper -l
installed ndis drivers
NETMA111.INF driver present, hardware present
(i don't have the box accessible right now, so i'm not 110% sure)
If not, remove the NETMA111-driver, and try again with another Windows-version.
ndiswrapper -e NETMA111.INF
Then
sudo ifdown wlan0
sudo ifup wlan0
Reboot, and configure it the way you want to!
I like to use Gnome Network Tools.
ENJOY!
First, you need the Netgear MA111 v1 (!!!) drivers.
Download them at netgear.com. in the 2.5Beta-zip, it's a couple of files.
you need the four NETMA111.INF-files, and the MA111nd5.sys-files.
i used winzip to zip them over to an USB-jumpdrive, and i got them in folders called /Drivers/Win98, /Drivers/WinNT, /Drivers/Win2000, /Drivers/WinXP.
Unpack them to your home folder. Let them stay in /Drivers/WinVERSION, but rename the root-folder of the files to something easy.
Then install ndiswrapper.
sudo apt-get install ndiswrapper-utils
When that's done, type sudo -s
ndiswrapper -i /folder/with/netgear/ma111/Drivers/Win98/NETMA111.INF
Install the Windows98-drivers. You can also try with the XP, but it worked for me with 98. (I didn't try the others)
ndiswrapper -l
Then you should see somthing like this:
root@westbeach:~# ndiswrapper -l
installed ndis drivers
NETMA111.INF driver present, hardware present
(i don't have the box accessible right now, so i'm not 110% sure)
If not, remove the NETMA111-driver, and try again with another Windows-version.
ndiswrapper -e NETMA111.INF
Then
sudo ifdown wlan0
sudo ifup wlan0
Reboot, and configure it the way you want to!
I like to use Gnome Network Tools.
ENJOY!