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Congrats - Enjoy

Jarlath - Glad to hear your wireless is up and running.

Randy

Sorry to hear you're having trouble with this adapter. I believe the Belkin USB has been working "out of the box" since Ibex. Which version of Ubuntu are you using?

Not sure this addresses your problem. Have you looked at this thread?

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1286691

Good news!

Marcus,

Glad it worked for you. Thanks for keeping things current.

James

Glad it helped. Welcome to ubuntu.

If you have an old driver hanging around that might be conflicting, get the Netgear USB working and run the following:


ndiswrapper -l

This should show that the Netgear driver is installed and...

Glad you got it sorted out.

Had similar problem - Installed WiFi-Radar - Combined with Network Manager seemed to solve the problem.

Same problem on Wolvix Cub. Haven't checked Ubuntu. Any solution?

Glad it worked for you.

Happy New Year!!

I've always had to use ndiswrapper to install the drivers for this usb adapter. Install has been the same using ndiswrapper and the Belkin install cd as follows:

Unplug adapter before you boot.
...

Had a similar problem. Installed Wifi-radar. Combination of Network Manager and Wifi-radar seemed to correct problem.

Edit: Turn of security at router first and confirm that you can connect,...

Not sure what you've tried, but I have Belkin Wireless G USB F5D7050 installed on an old Dell Latitiude CP M233St with xubuntu and a Desktop running ubuntu hardy herron. Responding on Desktop using...

Network Manager in upper right corner - left click and see if your network is listed - click and attempt connect. If security is enabled on router (WEP, WPA, etc) - Disable and see if it connects. ...

Had similar problem. Loaded WiFi Radar through Synaptic. Combination of WiFi Radar and Network Manager seemed to work things out.

Have used Belkin USB on both Ubuntu Gutsy and Hardy. Although using 32 bit and not 64. I've always had to use ndiswrapper and the Belkin install CD. Process is:

Unplug adapter before you boot.
...

Not sure this will help since it appears that you once had connection and then lost it. Had problem getting WEP to work in Hardy. Used 64 bit Hex to make it easier. Ended up installing Wi-Fi Radar...

In Firefox, I think it's under:

Tools > Add-ons > Plugins

From the site I think you downloaded from:


Linux/BSD
Getting the game running on a Linux or BSD based system requires a little knowledge of the command line, if this intimidates you, consider...

Once downloaded, compile by trying:


cd "name of .tr.bz2 file without adding .tr.bz2"
./configure
make
make install

Where "name of .tr.bz2 file without adding .tr.bz2" is the file you...

http://howto.wikia.com/wiki/Howto_untar_a_tar_file_or_gzip-bz2_tar_file

Not sure this works with WPA, but if the router is set to WEP, Try this to get connected - When you boot and the network manager is looking for a connection in roaming mode - Open a terminal and run...

Good to hear you're in Ohio.....er......I mean sorry to hear you're not in Ohio!