if you have a 4xxx series wifi card like i do, here it your fix to get wifi up and running:
find and download the file V11.1.1.0_XP_DRIVERS.zip
I think you can find it on the intel website.
unpack it and pull out the NETw4x32.INF file (if you have a 32-bit OS) or the NETw4x64.INF file (if you have a 64-bit OS).
apt-get install ndiswrapper
run this command from the folder there your INF file is:
$ sudo ndiswrapper -i NETw4x32.INF
now run the next line:
$ sudo gedit /etc/modules
and add in at the end of the file:
ndiswrapper
This will ensure that ndiswrapper module gets loaded on every boot. Now, I hope this works for you, as it has me on my two computers! I run an Intel 4965AGN chip on one and an Intel 4229 on the other. I have yet to have a problem with the driver. Good Luck!!!
Just a little tidbit also, for vicomte:
if you have a 4xxx series wifi card like i do, here it your fix to get wifi up and running:
find and download the file V11.1.1. 0_XP_DRIVERS. zip
I think you can find it on the intel website.
unpack it and pull out the NETw4x32.INF file (if you have a 32-bit OS) or the NETw4x64.INF file (if you have a 64-bit OS).
apt-get install ndiswrapper
run this command from the folder there your INF file is:
$ sudo ndiswrapper -i NETw4x32.INF
now run the next line:
$ sudo gedit /etc/modules
and add in at the end of the file:
ndiswrapper
This will ensure that ndiswrapper module gets loaded on every boot. Now, I hope this works for you, as it has me on my two computers! I run an Intel 4965AGN chip on one and an Intel 4229 on the other. I have yet to have a problem with the driver. Good Luck!!!
SGT Langley
aka m0rph3us