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On Thu, 4 May 2006, Ward Vandewege wrote: > So; to get working wifi under linux, you need to pay a $50 HP premium. The > broadcom option (the default) does not work if you get a recent model nx6125: > 1. broadcom does not release linux drivers > 2. broadcom does not release 64-bit drivers > 3. so ndiswrapper + asus windows drivers is the way forward > 4. there are no asus drivers yet for the newest revisions of the card > > Besides; ndiswrapper is a workaround. Ralink releases GPL'd drivers. They > work. Their hardware works. It's cheap. Just FYI -- kernel 2.6.17-rc3 has native drivers for (some?) Broadcomm cards. I have here BCM4318 and it somehow works (sometimes it doesn, sometimes -- like now -- it doesn't and I have to substitute ndiswrapper, which always have been working for me like a charm). Matej
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