I'm havin the same problem:IPN2220 with ndiswrapper.
In my case this is on an older Acer Aspire 1360 which I want to give to a family member.
Installed Intrepid, then ndiswrapper + drivers from Acer Support.
The result was I could see the wireless networks, but not to WPA2 encrypted ones.
I also tried 7.10, and even with wicd, but nothing helped.
As this was kind of a deal-breaker, I ended up installing winXP again after 2 days of tweaking. But after installing all the necessary drivers from the Acer Support site, I _still_ could not logon to the protected networks, pointing towards a driver issue.
Via Windows Update, I could however update the driver and I was logged on in no time :-).
Unfortunately, I do not have the time anymore to reinstall ubuntu again, but I have a feeling these new drivers could also solve the WPA2 problem under Ubuntu.
I'm havin the same problem:IPN2220 with ndiswrapper.
In my case this is on an older Acer Aspire 1360 which I want to give to a family member.
Installed Intrepid, then ndiswrapper + drivers from Acer Support.
The result was I could see the wireless networks, but not to WPA2 encrypted ones.
I also tried 7.10, and even with wicd, but nothing helped.
As this was kind of a deal-breaker, I ended up installing winXP again after 2 days of tweaking. But after installing all the necessary drivers from the Acer Support site, I _still_ could not logon to the protected networks, pointing towards a driver issue.
Via Windows Update, I could however update the driver and I was logged on in no time :-).
Unfortunately, I do not have the time anymore to reinstall ubuntu again, but I have a feeling these new drivers could also solve the WPA2 problem under Ubuntu.
For people who are in a similar situation and used the original Acer drivers together with ndiswrapper: work.acer- euro.com/ notebook/ aspire_ 1360/driver/ Acer%20IPN2220% 20Wireless% 20LAN%20Card% 20NDIS% 20Miniport% 20Driver% 202.10. 03.2004. zip
- the Acer driver (2.10.03.2004) which did not work with WPA2
@ ftp://ftp.
- a newer driver (3.07.02.2005) that does work with WPA2 (at least on WinXP) www.laptopvideo 2go.com/ forum/index. php?s=4272d582e ddeb21b6bdcd541 dba82e09& showtopic= 7172&pid= 101436& st=0
@ http://