Netgear Wireless trouble
Hmm..
Seem to be having some trouble with this one. I have a Netgear W311T 108 MPBS wireless adaptor that isn't being recognized.
Running Ubuntu 6.02... I installed a Netgear wireless adaptor, and I can't see where the system recognizes it as all, not as eth0, eth1, ath0, anything. (I ran dmesg | grep xxx...) On the supported hardware list on wiki.ubuntu.com it says the system should recognize it instantly as ath0.
On the Windows dual boot, the system recognizes the card without problem on the Windows XP side, so it doesn't appear to be a problem related to the installation of the card.
Any suggestions?

If you don't get an ath0, you're probably missing the needed driver. You need the ath_pci driver from madwifi - it's in linux-restricted-modules-2.6.17-10-386 in edgy - I don't know which version of ubuntu you're running (there is no 6.02 - there's 6.06 (Dapper) and 6.10 (Edgy)). If you have the linux-restricted-modules installed, try running sudo modprobe ath_pci.
Okay, there's a couple of amendments that I need to make:
It's Ubuntu 6.06 Dapper, sorry, not 6.02.
And the model number is WG311T, not W311T.
And I'll give your suggestion a thought. But just in case the updates would change your response, I put them in there anyways.
Thanks again,

According to this forum thread, the WG311T should be detected since 5.04. This thread has some further suggestions.


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