You can't even set your essid, right?
With ndiswrapper you're at the mercy of your vendor's
drivers.  Unless you've got GOOD 64-bit drivers it's
not going to play.
  I just went through this. Not being a skilled hacker,
I did the troubleshooting thing, swapping out Live CD's
and wireless cards - the winning combination was an
atheros-based Belkin card and the rr64 DVD (gentoo-
based of course!).
  And I think the reasons were:
1) An OLDER version of madwifi (pre-1.2)
2) No acpi support.
 And 'hi" to the list from the new guy!



On 3/25/06, Beso <givemesugarr@...> wrote:
> what driver are you using in ndiswrapper?!
>
> 2006/3/25, Mark Haney <mhaney@...>:
> >
> > I just pulled down 2.6.16 from ~amd64 and now my ndiswrapper doesn't
> > work. I rebuilt the module and loaded it, the card is installed and
> > driver is present, but it's not allowing me to configure it at all.  Is
> > anyone else having this problem.
> >
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> >
> > Mark Haney
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> beso
>
> d-_-b
>
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