Jerry Feldman wrote:
Rather than screw with NDISWrapper, are you using a BroadCom NIC?
There is a native Broadcom driver in F10, but you need to load the
firmware. There is a utility called b43-fwcutter you would use to do
this from the Windows driver. In any case, it might be better for you to
describe your wireless chip and Dell model. Note that NDISWrapper is
bith a driver (ndiswrapper.ko) as well as a command. But, in the case
of Broadcom, it will conflict with the native driver.
Where do you D/L the firmware? Or even find the name of the firmware file to try
and dig it out of Windows? The wireless web site has numbers for the firmware,
but they haven't matched any filenames for most of the laptops I've used.
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