Gentoo unsupported driver madwifi

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 · I have a Atheros Wifi card on my laptop and I'm using gentoo kernel. For the Atheros card it is best to use madwifi-ng, even if there is a kernel support for the device. I've been emerging and adjusting, unmerge, emerge adjust, unmerge all a whole long time just to try every bit but still fails. Description hi, this atheros device is in the new samsung umpc. kernel is , madwifi-ng-r drivers.i get the well-known 'unsupported hardware' kernel message after .  · then did emerge madwifi-driver (version ) and followed the instructions for setting up the ath0 interface via udev (version r1). These are well documented at many websites, including the Gentoo forums, but the output of emerge is really all you need.

Unsupported driver 'iwlwifi' (Intel PRO/Wireless AGN) Just got my first Gentoo install up and running and now I want to get wireless working. * Caching service dependencies * Starting wpa_supplicant on wlp7s0 The wiki lists iwlwifi as the correct driver for my wifi card, "Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless AGN [Shiloh] Network. Hi, I'm using madwifi (madwifi_ MAIN branch) on voyage linux (v. pre1 sarge debian based) on a pcengines wrap.2c with wistron CM9 mini-pci. Please note - the current madwifi driver in ~x86 (madwifi-driver_prer1) works fine with my WG for scanning and my script. This is the only instance of a madwifi-driver based card I know of that doesn't work with my script for scanning. preferred_aps=("ESSID1" "ESSID2") works fine though _____.

OS: Gentoo x86, Debian etch with lates from cvs OS: Ubuntu x86_64 , Gentoo--Backtrack 3(Slax) C1, , Not supported, try RaLink drivers. 24 ພ.ພ. The Netgear WAG is an Atheros based a/b/g card which uses the madwifi-ng drivers. A Gentoo package is available but I've stuck to. If a WiFi connection is needed while installing Gentoo, note that the Gentoo minimal install CD has a limited number of drivers available.