well guys - you rock. i got my new netbook today and decided to try lucid netbook remix (although it's sadly just 32bit). It worked like a charm, except the wireless card wasn't recognized, so i googled and after seeing so many people playing with ndiswrapper (i really thought this ancient way wouldn't be needd in 2010) i stumbled upon this thread.
to make it short: i installed build-essential, headers and downloaded the newest driver that is being promoted here. Then i looked at the latest makefile patch (which didn't work, but since it only moves a line, it can be done manually) and the very first "make && make install" worked. after modprobing the module, i could see the wlans in my neighbourhood. So I added the module to /etc/modules, and it's working since then - i am writing this using the netbook and WLAN ;-)
I will test it thoroughly now, but atm i am not seeing any errors in dmesg. Performance tests will not accompany the n-capability, since i've yet to buy an n accesspoint.
Still thank, and i think it would be awesome if this driver could get into lucid (as long it really is stable)
well guys - you rock. i got my new netbook today and decided to try lucid netbook remix (although it's sadly just 32bit). It worked like a charm, except the wireless card wasn't recognized, so i googled and after seeing so many people playing with ndiswrapper (i really thought this ancient way wouldn't be needd in 2010) i stumbled upon this thread.
to make it short: i installed build-essential, headers and downloaded the newest driver that is being promoted here. Then i looked at the latest makefile patch (which didn't work, but since it only moves a line, it can be done manually) and the very first "make && make install" worked. after modprobing the module, i could see the wlans in my neighbourhood. So I added the module to /etc/modules, and it's working since then - i am writing this using the netbook and WLAN ;-)
I will test it thoroughly now, but atm i am not seeing any errors in dmesg. Performance tests will not accompany the n-capability, since i've yet to buy an n accesspoint.
Still thank, and i think it would be awesome if this driver could get into lucid (as long it really is stable)
cheers!