Re: wireless pc/usb-card support in FreeBSD 6.0



On Monday 20 February 2006 21:48, Andreas Lattka wrote:
I am using the Netgear WG511 v2 with NDIS drivers, works without any
problem.

Andreas


Thanks for suggestion, I bought NETGEAR WG511 and successfully made NDIS
driver with ndisgen and ndiscvt utilities and then recompiled kernel. Card
was recognized and I get rid of the message "driver is not attached" which
scared me at the beginning though.

I have not tested this card with real access point yet, but ifconfig works
fine and the fact that I see "no carrier" is probably because there is no one
in the air to connect to I guess, or?


/Alexander Konovalenko

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