Am 12.05.2010 17:16, schrieb Chris Brannon:
Once you made your wireless work and are online, enter the following command:
dmesg | curl -F "content=<-" npaste.de
Unfortunately, curl isn't on the CD. If the original poster has a flash drive, that might be an option.
It probably should be.
I saw the same problem just now. My wireless setup is different. My card is a Ralink RT2500. I noticed that both the rt2500pci driver and ndiswrapper were loaded when I booted from my CD. Apparently, the two drivers are both trying to service the card. Should I just blacklist ndiswrapper by default? It shouldn't be loaded automatically anyway, because there are no ndis drivers installed when someone boots from CD.
I'll try and paste my own dmesg output later today.
My first suspect was a problem with firmware loading, but that can't be the problem with rt2500pci. ndiswrapper seems like a good candidate, easily verified by adding 'disablemodules=ndiswrapper' to the kernel commandline.