I can't say for sure, but I don't believe the 4315 chipset ever worked with ndiswrapper. This definitely isn't the thread to be following for it regardless.
I think you might have more luck...
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I can't say for sure, but I don't believe the 4315 chipset ever worked with ndiswrapper. This definitely isn't the thread to be following for it regardless.
I think you might have more luck...
G'day paperdiesel! Yeah, I don't think it's really needed so much any more. I can't test thoroughly myself though, since I no longer have the laptop with the relevant card. I'm using Gentoo these...
Hmm... seems you do need root access to be able to receive files from anywhere. Security issues mean you have to make the phone rather a bit less secure in order to do it.
If the other device...
Yeah, it's fairly useful. You mention file transfer not being there without a third-party addition, what about pairing the phone with a bluetooth headset, or another slave device?
The Dext only runs Android 1.6, so it's quite possibly already there in the more recent versions of Android. I'll check on my Desire once I get it back. Bluetooth is one of the things I didn't trial...
Yes it's a little annoying. There's also no stock file browser, terminal emulator, process manager, calculator, etc, etc. So long as you can get them from the market it's not too big a deal.
Given...
Try using another network manager. I (and a lot of other people) have never had much success using nm-applet (the default gnome network manager). I'd recommend wicd!
The other thing to try is...
Sounds good! I'm not sure what package ndiswrapper comes in these days. It used to be in linux-ubuntu-modules, but it sounds like that package doesn't exist any more. I've switched to Gentoo, so I...
I've actually had that problem myself! It's rather frustrating, especially when you know that all the outputs are telling you that the card is there and the drivers can talk to it fine but it's just...
Grub has no idea what fdisk or e2fsck are, same as it doesn't know what gnome or kde or xfce is. All you can do with grub (or at a grub prompt) is decide which partition contains the kernel, which...
Sounds a lot like your filesystem may have become corrupted.
Gutsy isn't the LTS, Hardy is, although there will be a new LTS soon I believe. As it stands, I don't think Gutsy is supported any...
Seriously, Hardy is the current LTS (long term support) release, you should at the very least do a complete upgrade to that, not just attempt to upgrade the kernel. Security updates and backports for...
It depends on your desktop environment. Most of them seem to want to try and configure mouse settings and all that themselves, so when the session manager starts it overwrites whatever settings hal...
As you've discovered, yes it can.
You can do this using your /etc/fstab (check man fstab for useful info).
Yes, but you wouldn't be able to log in, as your user's home directory would...
Yep, the name of the module changed in kernel 2.6.31. Well, it might have changed in 2.6.30 as well, I'm not sure, I just don't build it into my kernel anymore! :P
The default gnome network manager has always been rather irritating and buggy. My first suggestion would be to try a different network manager. wicd is what I use.
So now that you've fixed your driver issues, can you connect to the router wirelessly? If not, what happens when you try?
No output is exactly as expected and rebooting undoes what those commands just did, which is why lshw returns the same thing. You need to blacklist wl for any changes to persist, else it will...
Always happy to help!
If you notice the new alternate driver is listed as `wl', and that this wl0 driver is claiming the card. I haven't encountered this module before, but you should be able to...
b43 not being loaded is a good thing if you're trying to use ndiswrapper. All you should then have to do is load ndiswrapper and all should be happy. Can you post the rest of the suggested debug...
Making a new thread is your best bet if you really can't find anything with a search. You'll need to know and post whatever wireless card is in the machine for anyone to be able to help. Something...
What do you mean you don't have an interface? You have wlan0, and you can see a couple of networks through it.
The problem at the moment appears to be with wpa_supplicant (the authentication...
Haha, well from a driver perspective, everything is fine!
About all I can suggest is to try connecting to your network without any encryption, if that works fine, turn the encryption back on and...
If you want Windows to use your Linux swap partition as it's paging file you can follow this neat little guide.
Broadcom wireless will work fine with a marginal amount of effort, it really doesn't take much, certainly not worth the cost of buying a new card if that's the only reason to do so!
Doesn't sound...