If you’re using Debian 4.0 but you find your 2-3 years old Linksys WPC54GS wireless card doesn’t work even though the system can “see” the hardware, then you may want to continue reading.
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If you’re using Debian 4.0 but you find your 2-3 years old Linksys WPC54GS wireless card doesn’t work even though the system can “see” the hardware, then you may want to continue reading.
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Finally someone who knows how to solve this problem right!!!!! I got sick of hearing NDISWRAPPER…..it doesn’t work. This solution was quick, easy and worked flawlessly. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you. I am enjoying my wireless.
Can you help me get my wusb54g v4 going under fedora 8?
＠Doug Hudman: You’re very welcome! I hope I could help you more, but I can’t do that since I currently don’t have neither wusb54g nor fedore box in hand.
Since using your fix, my wireless has always worked, but I did notice when I look at the ifconfig it states it is running at 11 Mb and not 54Mb. Do you have a fix for this, or is this just a linux thing that doesn’t allow 54 Mb?
@Doug Hudman: Check out the linux driver from broadcom itself, http://www.broadcom.com/support/802.11/linux_sta.php
I didn’t own the Linksys WPC54GS anymore, so I can’t guarantee this driver will work for it. This driver works for BCM4311-, BCM4312-, BCM4321-, and BCM4322-based hardware, please check your hardware first (lspci | grep bcm).
My current wireless card (bcm 4328) is pretty happy with the driver.