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   From: Moog    
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   Subject: Re: PCMCIA Wireless Network Card - USR 5410   
   Date: Mon, 19 Feb 2007 21:38:37 +0000   
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   "Josiah Jenkins" illuminated the devils arse on Monday 19 February 2007   
   20:53 in alt.os.linux.ubuntu by typing:   
      
      
   > Thanks for the link to the forum.   
      
   No problem. It's a handy place. Join, bookmakr it. I believe there are now   
   1/4 million members.   
      
   >>Then input the following lines one by one   
   >>(copy and paste the kernel version output by uname)   
   >    
   > It didn't like that bit (the C&P) but otherwise AOK !   
   >    
   > Errrr, what did that script actually do ?   
      
   Heh. It's nothing sinister. You can sleep ok tonight. ;-)   
   It simply makes a "symbolic link" to the correct location of tiacx111c16   
      
   Which..I believe is the file needed for your WiFi card.   
      
   >>Hopefully that will work.   
   >    
   > It didn't resolve the problem but I discovered that,   
   > albeit included on the CD, 'ndiswrapper' is *NOT*   
   > installed by default.   
   <...>   
      
   OK. I don't think you need to mess around with ndiswrapper. Your card should   
   work without too much fuss.   
      
   Have you checked out Joe's answer above?   
      
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