Re: Need help with NetGear Wireless adapter...

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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