Inside Open Source: Your NdisWrapper Woes Over. Forever.

Your NdisWrapper Woes Over. Forever.

Apr 12, 01:42 pm

tags: ndiswrapper

Over on LinuxQuestions.org you’ll find an extract from the award-winning Beginning
Ubuntu Linux, Second Edition. Keir Thomas has posted a comprehensive guide to configuring NdisWrapper, the Linux kernel module that lets you utilize Windows XP wireless drivers. The guide is the best I’ve ever seen and is, as Keir says, designed to be idiot-proof. It uses Ubuntu 6.10 as a base but with a little adapting should be good for all Linux distros, including the soon-to-be-released Ubuntu 7.04.

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by Jason Gilmore

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