Control Center Search for madwifi, and you should see a list of packages appear. Install (or update, if necessary) madwifi and madwifi-kmp-<KERNEL_TYPE>. Pick
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have Atheros based card it is recommended that you try madwifi first. If you can't get madwifi to work then NDISwrapper will most likely do the job, although
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wireless network - SDB:Tracking down wireless problems - SDB:Ndiswrapper MadWifi - Additional Multi WLAN Driver http://www.modem-help.co.uk/mfcs.html - Lookup
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to use a decent encryption. It is unstable and broken. The usage of the Madwifi drivers does not work in conjunction with the r8169 lan driver that comes
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ndiswrapper and net5211.inf. Card is NOT supported by madwifi yet (AR5006EG). If you have already installed madwifi, you MUST blacklist the ath_pci module for it
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(*) ACPI keys: 11.0: (6) You have to install madwifi drivers from here and "madwifi-kmp-default" or "madwifi-kmp-pae" modules for kernel (Everything in repositories)
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XT5000T 10.3 Remark (2) Using nVidia proprietary driver. (6) Using Atheros Madwifi.
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models of this F525R use 168c:001c atheros wireless card, can be driven by madwifi driver from home:schmolle1980/openSUSE_11.0_Update or home:schmolle1980/openSUSE_11
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Needs alsa-driver-kmp-default. (5) Needs atl2 driver. (6) Needs patched madwifi driver. (*) Special function keys: (some), but needs asus_acpi module from
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suspend to ram fails due to issues in the "intel" graphics driver. (6) Using Madwifi. (10) Add "ath_pci" to /etc/pm/config in SUSPEND_MODULES to make wifi work
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installing the kernel modules (drivers) from http://madwifi.org/suse/11.0 but instead installing the v0.10.5.6 madwifi hal drivers (ath_hal in particular apparently)
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proprietary, then openSUSE may need additional drivers (such as the SDB:Atheros madwifi driver), followed by configuring the card/driver with YaST. For wireless
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kernel license. Therefore this driver is not provided with the openSUSE madwifi package. You should be able to find packages for openSUSE elsewhere. Have
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Looks great. 2) Laptop uses Atheros chipset. Install latest MadWiFi drivers from the MadWiFi repo and wireless works like a charm. Currently managing it
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beginning, and the only remaining part is the media." "Since today, I provide madwifi for current openSUSE 11.0 kernel from openSUSE update repository 2.6.25
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(9) Suspend to RAM (10) Suspend to Disk (11) 1000 10.3 Remark (6) Using MadWifi. 1100 10.2 1110 (Inspirion 11z) 11.2 Remark (3) Did not test HDMI output
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packagers start to build for the upcoming openSUSE 11.0 (Packman, VLC, madwifi, ...) " Now that the first beta is out for openSUSE 11.0, it’s time to dig
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org/‎SDB:ASUS_WL-160N_USB_wireless_adapter ‎ https://en.opensuse.org/‎SDB:Atheros_madwifi ‎ https://en.opensuse.org/‎SDB:ATI_drivers ‎ https://en.opensuse.org/‎S
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