Trying to make Cisco/Linksys WUSB600N wireless ethernet work with Lucid
Larry Shields
larryesu at charter.net
Fri Jun 4 11:49:40 UTC 2010
On 06/03/2010 05:10 PM, sdavmor wrote:
> I inherited a Dell Dimension 4100 laptop. After adding ram to bring it
> to 1gb it works quite nicely with XP. But I'd like it to work with
> Ubuntu. So I partitioned the hard drive and installed Karmic Ubuntu
> Remix. So far so good (other than I want to get rid of the "remix"
> desktop). The 3com wired LAN works straight out of the box. But my
> Cisco/Linksys USB wireless LAN doesn't (it works with XP using the
> provided drivers CD). So I've upgraded to Lucid. But I still have no
> wireless joy.
>
> I looked at http://linuxwireless.org/. Apparently under the hood it's
> a Ralink rt2800usb, and is classified as not yet working. So my next
> move will be to try ndiswrapper. Has anyone had experience of making
> this approach work with Lucid? Even if not with this particular model
> USB ethernet. And if so, some practical tips would be appreciated.
> I'll be happy to run any commands here and provide any requested
> output to help move this along.
>
*I would suggest to try and use the 802.11N wireless adapter by SMC, it
works great for Linux, I've used two of there products, there router,
and there wireless adapter*...*
NetGear, on the other hand, there wireless adapter took me a while to
get it working, I was told by Netgear that it would not work on
Linux....Humm, but I made it work, at any rate I took it back to Best
Buy before the 30days and was fully refunded...I just did not want
something that would give me problems later on...
I am very happy with SMC, which they do support LINUX...
Larry
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