I had a similar problem with a Netgear WPN824v2, no CD, no manual
(opened box sale). After factory reset it responded to a LAN port
with a shiny web server. Replaces an unwireless Netopia router.
Strange though, it "connects" my iBook with bad WEP/40 but assigns
169.254.x.x. My OLPC connects nicely. I still have to figure out
how to do a hex password on the iBook.
Chuck Bacon -- crtb@xxxxxxxx
ABHOR SECRECY -- DEFEND PRIVACY
On Sun, 20 Jan 2008, Larry Shields wrote:
> I have the NetGear wireless adapter, the wg111v2...My wife's computer is
> running Windows XP, the modem is connected to her computer... I have been
> beating my head in trying to get my wireless adapter to connect to the modem,
> but it has been a no-go deal here for me...
>
> Has anyone out there configured this adapter, and if so could you please help
> me out to get mine working...I have tried using ndiswrapper, but again I can
> not get it to connect...
>
> If I put a windows hard drive in my case, I can configure it using the CD that
> came with the adapter, and it works, but not under linux...
>
> Any help from anyone that knows how to get the wireless adapter working under
> linux would be very much appreciated...
>
> Thanks Larry
>
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