Card: D-Link DWA-130 - Wireless N USB Adapter (802.11n draft)
Chipset: Marvell 88W8360 USB / TopDog / 8360
usbid: 07d1:3b11
Driver: Driver available on accompanying CD or web
Other: NOT TESTED! listed here for reference. Reported success on Marvell 8360 entry.
Card: D-Link DWA-142 - RangeBooster N USB Adapter (802.11n draft)
Chipset: Marvell 88W8360 USB / TopDog / 8360
usbid: 07d1:3b10
Driver: Driver available on accompanying CD or web
Other: NOT TESTED! listed here for reference. Reported success on Marvell 8360 entry.
Card: D-Link Rangebooster N Desktop Adapter DWA-542
Chipset: Atheros unknown device 0023 (rev 01) PCI
pciid: 168c:0023
Driver: net5416; Driver available on accompanying CD
Other: Installed on Xandros Home Desktop 4 Premium, with WPA.
Card: D-Link DWL-G120 REV B1
Chipset: Prism GT USB
usbid: 2001:3701
Driver: Driver available online . Driver version 04/2004, 1.00.15 (branded as a Conexant driver;
D-Link’s drivers are older and less stable).
Other: Works with WEP. Linux 2.6.10 ndiswrapper-1.5 has made this card extremely stable.
Other: I had major stability problems with all drivers available on the US D-Link site. The drivers
available there are “10/04/2003, 0.10.0.2” (labeled as v1.10) and “11/11/2003, 1.00.5.0” (labeled as v1.12). I
discovered that there are several other drivers available on D-Link’s other regional sites, with conflicting version labels. I
located the “04/06/2004, 1.00.15.0” driver on the Australian site labeled as v2.00. (The driver labeled v1.15 there was
actually the 1.00.5.0 driver). The most recent driver that I could find was on the Taiwan site, which is “08/05/2004,
3.00.22.0” and labeled as v3.00 for rev C1 hardware. The 3.00.22.0 driver seems to be backward compatible with my rev B1 hardware
and is working ok, but I have not been using it long enough yet to determine how stable it is.
Card: D-Link DWL-G120 REV B2
Chipset: Prism GT USB
usbid: 2001:3701
Driver: Driver available on accompanying CD (CD Ver 2.00) and in
www.dlink.com. Driver version 11/11/2003, 1.00.5.0.
Other: Works with WEP. Linux 2.6.7 ndiswrapper-0.11. Drivers in CD are in .cab format, so i
extracted requiered files (.inf, .sys, etc) from installed drivers of win 98, and then i pasted them on /etc/ndiswrapper/prisma02
folder.
Card: D-Link DWL-G120 REV C1
Chipset: iProduct says Cohiba 3887 rev0 USB
usbid: 2001:3705
Driver: Driver available on accompanying CD (CD Ver 3.00) Driver version 08/05/2005, 3.00.22.0.
Other: Linux 2.6.14 ndiswrapper-0.18.
Card: D-Link DWL-G122 (USB2 Dongle; would be helpful to specify the revision of the device the
comments apply to: e.g., rev. A2 (see next card item) is Prism-based and quite different from some other revisions)
Chipset: Ralink RT2500USB
usbid: 2001:3C00
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Driver: 03/11/2004 1.00.13.0 on the CD (also latest found on dlink’s ftp site) works with
ndiswrapper-0.12. (No idea what revision the dongle is.)
Other: Works with WEP. Linux 2.6.7 and 2.6.9 with ndiswrapper-0.11. Woks with WPA-PSK using
wpasupplicant (see the WPA Wiki).
Driver: 07/15/2004 1.02.00.0000 on the
www.dlink.de website works with ndiswrapper-1.1. P/N EDWLG122..B1, FCC
ID:KA2DWLG122B1
Driver: 04/01/2004 1.00.00.0000 from the CD works with ndiswrapper-1.1 The older(?) driver from
binbash.de made problems after insmodding ndiswrapper in the kernel (see below). I am running Gentoo Linux with kernel 2.6.11-r6. The
driver works with WPA-PKS (TKIP)
Other: Using kernel 2.6.10-1.770_14.rhfc3.at, can hang initial modprobe if the dongle is plugged in,
unplug it to get past problem. This version of the dongle is rt2500 based and NOT prism based (USA dlink site has wrong drivers!)
Card: D-Link DWL-G122 rev. A2 (USB)
Chipset: Conexant GW3887 (Prism)
usbid: 2001:3704
Label: P/N: BWLG122NA.A2, FCC ID:RRK2004030017-1
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Driver: 08/05/2004, 3.00.22.0 on the CD (Drivers/PRISMA02.INF; I used it with
Drivers/WinXP/PRISMA02.sys, inside, you can find the following: 1-Jul-2004 2.5.12.0), works with ndiswrapper-1.1, kernel 2.4.26 from
ALTLinux (std-up-2.4.26-alt12). 19 Jan. 2007: NDIS driver v3.00.21.0 on the CD and v3.00.22.0 from D-Link website, works with
ndiswrapper-1.34, kernel 2.6.17 from Kubuntu 6.10.
Card: D-Link DWL-G122 rev. B1 (USB)
Card: D-Link DWL-G122 rev. C1 (USB)
Chipset: Ralink RT73 (RT2571W)
usbid: 07d1:3c03
Label: P/N: EDWLG122..C1G FCC ID:KA2DWLG122C1
Driver: DR71WU.INF and DR71WU.SYS from the CD
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Card: D-Link DWL-G122 rev. D1 (USB)
Driver: WinXP driver coming from the CD.
Other: Working great on Debian. Using Aptitude to instaill the ndiswrapper and start working
immediately with kenerl 2.6.15.3. But after later upgraded to kernel 2.6.17.2, everything was fine until modprobe ndiswrapper with an
error message “Module ndiswrapper not found.”. Then download the tar file from sourceforge.net and follow the instructions
here. The adaptor works again.
Card: D-Link DWL-G132 Airplus XtremeG (word)
Card: D-Link DWL-G132 Airplus XtremeG rev. A2 (USB)
Card: D-Link DWL-G510
Chipset: Marvell W8300
pciid: 11ab:1fa6
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Other: Works with WEP and WPA with TKIP cipher. May need iwpriv wlan0 ndis_reset when changing
essid.
Other: Dlink driver has worked fairly stable on ndiswrapper 1.2 but is rock solid on ndiswrapper 1.5,
at least for me. This was tested on Arch Linux, kernel 2.6.11 up to 2.6.14, SMP, PREEMPT, Pentium3, default stack settings. ndiswrapper
1.4 OOPses and locks hard, unstable, even with uniprocessor kernel. Only WEP was tested.
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Card: D-Link DWL-G510 (Rev B)
Chipset: Atheros
pciid: 168c:001a
Driver: Version 1.0, Provided on CD. Version 2.11 from dlink.com also works.
Other: only WEP tested, works fine on 2.6.9 and 2.4.27. The short-named .conf file symlink was
pointing to the wrong long-named .conf file - fixed manually.
Card: D-Link DWL-G650M
Card: D-Link DWL-A520 (rev 01)
Card: D-Link DWL-520 (Rev C1)
Card: D-Link DWL-520 (Rev D1)
Chipset: Realtek RTL8180 (rev 20)
pciid: 10ec:8180
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Other: AP isnt found automagically but iwlist wlan0 scan shows AP’s. WEP untested. Debian
sarge. kernel-2.6.8-2. ndiswrapper-1.0. WEP tested on Gentoo ~x86m kernel 2.6.12-rc2 ndiswrapper-1.1 works ok.
Card: D-Link AirPlus (”Xtreme G”) DWL-G520 Wireless PCI Adapter (H/W Ver. B2)
Chipset: Atheros Communications, Inc. AR5212 802.11abg NIC (rev 01)
pciid: 168c:0013
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Other: Works OK with ndiswrapper 1.8 on Ubuntu Dapper Beta with NetworkManager 0.6.2.
Other: No signal strength indication. WPA2PSK encryption working.
Card: D-Link AirPlus (”Xtreme G”) DWL-G520 Wireless PCI Adapter (rev. B)
Chipset: Atheros Communications, Inc. “5212” (don’t know how to find anything more
specific?)
pciid: 168c:0013 (rev 01)
Driver: Tested drivers up to 3.17 - all problematic
Other: This is an American DWL-G520 - distinct from the G520+ distributed outside the states.
Other: Always disconnects after a few hours (days at most). Connection cannot be restarted without a
reboot. Note, same failure occurs with Driverloader; Linuxant unable/unwilling to fix (2/10/05).
Card: D-Link DWL-G520
Chipset: Atheros Communications, Inc. AR5212 802.11abg NIC (rev 01)
pciid: 168c:0013 (rev 01)
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Other: Works with WEP and WPA with TKIP cipher
Other: Above drivers are for a German G520+ - NOT the American G520. I have no idea why the listed
PCI is the same... The . inf flie from the linked driver won’t match it!
Card: D-Link Air Plus Xtreme G+ DWL-G520+ 54Mbps
Chipset: TI-ACX111
pciid: 104c:9066
Driver: gplus.bin, ships with card
Other: Tested on SuSE 9.1, Ndiswrapper 0.6 included in the distro. Working fine at 11Mbps, WEP also
working.
Card: D-Link AirPlus G+ DWL-G520+ 802.11g 54Mbps H/W Ver.: A3 F/W Ver.: 2.04
Chipset: Network controller: Texas Instruments ACX 111 54Mbps Wireless Interface
pciid: 104c:9066
Driver: used the WinXp driver that came with the Card: gplus.inf
Other: Installed on Debian Sarge with selfcompiled ndiswrapper 0.11. Card working without problems
with WEP. Also works on Mandriva 2006 with selfcompiled ndiswrapper 1.2.
Card: D-Link AirPlus G+ DWL-G520+ 54Mbps (Sold in Europe)
Chipset: Texas ACX 111
pciid: 104c:9066
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Other: Tested with Mandrake 10.1 and Ndiswrapper 1.1 . Card working without problems with WEP.
Other: Tested with SUSE 10 and Ndiswrapper 1.5. Works perfect, remember just to install a 32 bit
system. ( Attention: Installs by default from DVD a 64 bit version assuming that your PC support 64 bit). Better to install from CDs
(than it asks) that’s 32 bit for sure.
Card: D-Link DWL-G520M Wireless 108G MIMO Desktop Adapter (bought in UK)
Chipset: Atheros Communications, Inc. AR5005VL 802.11bg Wireless Chipset (rev 01)
pciid: 168c:0020 (rev 01)
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Other: Fedora Core 5 and ndiswrapper from livna repository (utils: 1.8, driver: 1.13, vermagic:
2.6.16-1.2122_FC5 686 REGPARM 4KSTACKS gcc-4.1). Works with WEP. Not tested beyond a few hours of continuous operation.
Card: D-Link DWL-G520+ - Hardware B1 - Firmware 3.00
Card: D-Link DWL-G630 rev B
Chipset: Texas Instruments ACX 111
pciid: 104c:9066
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Other: Works with WEP but not with WPA. When trying to set the driver manually with wpa_supplicant
command “...-D ndiswrapper” a message of “Driver doesn’t support WPA”. I believe doing an
“iwpriv” shows that it is not capable but the parameters are not defined so I cannot be sure.
Card: D-Link DWL-G630, rev C
Card: D-Link DWL-G630
Card: D-Link DWL-G630, rev C
Card: D-Link AirPlus DWL-G630 Canadian ...?
Card: D-Link Air Plus G PCMCIA DWL-G630 Chilean?
Card: D-Link Airplus DWL 650+
Card: D-Link Airplus DWL 520+
Chipset: ACX100
pciid: 104c:8400
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Card: D-Link DWL-510
Chipset: Realtek RTL8180L
pciid: 1186:3300
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Other: D-Link-provided drivers give huge system lags, system stops responding for full seconds at a
time. The Realtek driver works well, but to make the driver recognize the card you must manually edit the file NET8180.INF and change all
references to the pci-id 10ec:8180 into 1186:3300. Note that you much change 8180 to 3300 only when it appears near or next to 10ec, and
leave it otherwise. See
http://www.samwel.tk/bart/various/dwl-510-on-linux-2.6.html.
Comment: There is not allways a true! I use D-Link drivers, and they works fine for me, better than
Realtek drivers.
Card: D-Link DWL-610
Chipset: Realtek RTL8180L
pciid: 1186:3300
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Other: See D-Link DWL-510 (the pci-id part). Works fine with 2.6 kernel and latest ndiswrapper. Seems
not to work with Linux ubuntu 2.6.10-5-386, modprobe does not load at all even shows in dmesg, but seems to work with the drivers from
the installation CD.
Card: D-Link Air DWL-650
Chipset: Realtek 8180
pciid: 10ec:8180 (rev 20)
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Other: Tested on debian unstable with Ndiswrapper 0.8, kernel 2.6.5 custom on July 6th Works
perfectly even under high transfer rates. Will come out of suspend properly. Ejecting card does NOT hang system. Issue: iwconfig reports
100% link quality all the time, even at high distances from access point ??
Card: D-Link DWL-G650+ Rev A1, 54mbps
Chipset: TI1130 (ACX111)
pciid: 104c:9066
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Other: Ndiswrapper 0.11, Actual Gentoo Installation, Kernel 2.6.9. Works, tested with driver for Win
XP, also with WEP
Card: D-Link DWL-G650+ Rev B1, 54mbps
Chipset: TI1130? (ACX111)
pciid: 104c:9066
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Other: SUSE 9.2 Ndiswrapper 0.10-3. Works fine also with 128 bit WEP. Installed Ndiswrapper that
ships with SUSE 9.2. Add Dlink Driver with “ndiswrapper -i GPLUS.inf” Add “alias wlan0 ndiswrapper” to
/etc/modprobe.conf.local. Load driver for the first time with “modprobe ndiswrapper.” Plug in the card. Configure it with
YAST. Be sure that in YAST networkcard setup at Advanced→Hardware Details the module is set to ndiswrapper. Since SUSE 9.2 ships
with native linux acx-111 driver you might get the wrong driver loaded. The linux acx-111 driver lacks support for WEP. Have to replug
the card after a suspend to disk. Thanks for ndiswrapper. Other:Also works with SUSE 9.3. See the readme file
/usr/share/doc/packages/ndiswrapper/README.SUSE. No more replug after suspend to disk required. Also got WPA working. Only problem was
that there is a typo in the script /etc/sysconfig/network/scripts/ifup-wireless-wpa ! Correct the typo in line 188
“WPA_DRIVER=ndiswrapper” !
Troubleshooting: I used the new driver version 3.10 from
www.dlink.de. After ‘unshield data1.cab’ and
‘ndiswrapper -i GPLUS.inf’ I had an invalid driver message on ‘ndiswrapper -l’. But then I ‘cp GPLUS.sys
GPLUS_XP.sys /etc/ndiswrapper/gplus’, it works fine.
Card: D-Link Air Plus Xtreme G DWL-G650, 108Mbps
Chipset: Atheros Communications, Inc. AR5212 802.11abg NIC (rev 01)
pciid: 168c:0013
Driver: Supplied driver in the installation CD
Other: Tested with Fedora Core 2, Ndiswrapper 0.10. Working well, tested with WEP also.
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Card: D-Link Air DWL-650
Chipset: Realtek 8180
pciid: 10ec:8180 (rev 20)
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Other: Tested on debian unstable with Ndiswrapper 0.8, kernel 2.6.5 custom on July 6th Works
perfectly even under high transfer rates. Will come out of suspend properly. Ejecting card does NOT hang system. Issue: iwconfig reports
100% link quality all the time, even at high distances from access point ??
Card: D-Link DWL-AG650 802.11a/b/g
Chipset: Atheros
pciid: 168c:0013
Driver: Standard WinXP driver supplied on CD: NetA3AB.inf and A3AB9x.sys
Other: ndiswrapper 0.10, Gentoo (vanilla kernel 2.4.26), works well and fast
Card: D-Link WUA-1340(USB)
Chipset: Ralink RT73 (RT2571W)
usbid: 07d1:3c04
Windows Driver: The newest driver, 3.0, for the DWL-G122 rev C1 can be used since the definition for
both is in there.
Other: H/W Ver A1, F/W Ver 1.00 Used drivers on CD, extracted with wine by running setup.exe in
driver directory. Works with ndiswrapper 1.47
Card: D-Link WUA-2340(USB)
Chipset: Unknown (Atheros?)
usbid: 07d1:3a07
Driver: Driver available on accompanying CD and on
www.dlink.com. Installed on WinXP machine to get access to drivers in windows/inf
folder, and program files/D-Link folder. (I added both oem47.inf, athfmwdl.sys, ar5523.bin, and oem48.inf, a5agu.sys, ar5523.bin) EDIT:
Worked only when: Used with ndiswrapper version 1.30; Used D-link driver version 101 with NetA5AGU.inf, this .inf file is the only driver
file needed.
Other: Able to recognize hardware (ndiswrapper -l showed hardware pressent) using same procedure as
for the DWL-1340, but on loading the kernal module, wlan0 appeared but was not configurable and did not respond to ifdown/ifup, so I
couldn’t get this device to work with ndiswrapper. EDIT: This device was able to work with ndiswapper version 1.30 and NetA5AGU.inf
from D-link website
Success: Though others above have had success with ndiswrapper version 1.30, I was unable to compile
this old version against my kernel sources (2.6.22-suspend2-r2) due to a change in some kernel macro specs. Later versions of ndiswrapper
would compile, install drivers, modprobe properly, but... nothing happened. No dmesg errors, but no dmesg output about loading drivers
either, even though ndiswrapper -l showed the drivers there, and the hardware present. This has been fixed in ndiswrapper 1.49, which
works perfectly with the neta5agu.inf driver (version 1.20). The wlan0 interface is initialized on my laptop, and by issuing a “ln
-s /etc/init.d/net.lo /etc/init.d/net.wlan” followed by a “/etc/init.d/net.wlan start” my already-installed
wpa_supplicant sprang into action and connected me to my WPA-PSK protected router. Can’t ask for more.
Laptop: Dell Inspiron 4150 Card: TrueMobile 1300 (802.11b/g) WLAN miniPCI Card
Laptop: Dell Inspiron 5100 Card: Wireless 1350 (802.11b/g) WLAN miniPCI Card
Chipset: Broadcom Corporation BCM4306 802.11b/g Wireless LAN Controller (rev 02) _notice this is
revision 02, below is revision 03, Idon’t know if it matters or not_
pciid: 14e4:4320
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Other: This card is in the miniPCI slot of the Inspiron 5100. The driver below (R83097.exe) did not
work, but this one did. To install unzip (program “unzip” works on the .exe) the exe file and use bcmwl5.inf.
Laptop: Dell Inspiron 5150 Card: Wireless 1350 (802.11b/g) WLAN miniPCI Card
Chipset: Broadcom Corporation BCM#4306 802.11b/g Wireless LAN Controller (rev 03)
pciid: ?
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Other: This card is in the miniPCI slot of the Inspiron 5150. This driver is for US only. I think
this is a Truemobile 1350. To install unzip (program “unzip” works on the .exe) the exe file and use the bcmwl5a.inf in
directory AR.
Laptop: Dell Inspiron 8200 Card: 1180 Internal Wireless 802.11b Mini-PCI card
Chipset: Broadcom Corporation BCM4301 (rev 01)
pciid: 14e4:4301
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Other: Unpack the driver from the exe file using wine, then use bcmwl5.inf. Don’t use the
drivers specified under other listings for BCM4301 as they cause the kernel to crash under repeated use!
Card: Dell Truemobile 1300 minipci 54mbps
Chipset: Broadcom BCM4306
pciid: 14E4:4320
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Other: Works with WEP and WPA with either CCMP/AES or TKIP ciphers. The INF file for this card
specifies it should use 802.11b mode (upto 11Mbps) in Ad-Hoc mode. If you want to use 802.11g mode in Ad-Hoc mode, you need to change the
setting IBSSGmode in the .conf files in the driver directory to 2.
Card: Dell TrueMobile 1180 802.11b Adapter
Other: Linux 2.6.15 i586 Fedora 5 on a HP Pavilion 6360 AMD K6
Other: ndiswrapper-1.24
Other: encryption mode used: WEP
usbid: 413c:8100
Driver: 1180 driver file is r51652 installed netdelus Win98 drivers.
http://support.dell.com search for
r51652 or 1180 USB english a newer driver is available in r56450 on the dell website and will be tried after a kernel upgrade.
Install notes: ndiswrapper -i NETDELUS.INF only installs the inf file, the other files in the
W98SYS directory extracted with unshield must be manually copied to /etc/ndiswrapper/netdelus.
Card: Dell Truemobile 1300 USB 2.0 54mbps
Card: Dell Truemobile 1350 minipci 54mbps
Chipset: Broadcom Corporation BCM94306 802.11g (rev 03)
pciid: 14e4:4320
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Other: So far, so good. WEP appears to work fine, as does WPA with CCMP/AES.
Card: Dell Truemobile 1300 minipci
Chipset: Broadcom BCM4306
pciid: 0000:01:03.0
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Other: (Ubuntu) Problems listing the network configuration application at first, adding the interface
manually to /etc/network/interfaces solved this and is now running perfectly.
Card: Dell Truemobile 1400 minipci 54mbps
Card: Dell Truemobile 1400 minipci 802.11a/b/g
Card: Dell Truemobile 1800 minipci 802.11b
Chipset: Broadcom BCM4301
pciid: 14e4:4301 (rev 02)
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Other: drivers supplied by DELL wont work, so use the one from link above.(inside archive choose
bcmwl5a.inf) Works with WEP, SSID hidden, tested on Knoppix 3.6, ndiswrapper 0.8
Card: Dell Wireless 1350 WLAN MiniPCI Card - Dell INSPIRON 2200
Chipset: Broadcom Corporation BCM4318 AirForce One 54g 802.11g Wireless LAN Controller (rev 02)
pciid: 14e4:4318
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Other: Use the bcmwl5.inf and bcmwl5.sys under “driver” folder. Works well under Fedora
Core 5. (kernel: 2.6.15-1.2054_FC5, Wireless extension v19, Wireless Tools v28)
Card: Dell Wireless 1370 (802.11b/g) Dual-Band WLAN miniPCI Card
Chipset: Broadcom BCM4318 (rev 02)
pciid: 14e4:4318
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Other: Unzip and use bcmwl5.inf in DRIVERS folder. (My settings: 2.6.15.5, Wireless Ext. v19,
Wireless Tools v28, WEP)
Card: Dell Wireless 1390 WLAN MiniCard (Dell Inspiron E1405, Dell Inspiron E1505, Dell Latitude D620,
Dell Inspiron 640m, Compaq Presario V3010AU, V3011AU)
Card: Dell Wireless 1450 (802.11a/b/g) Dual-Band WLAN miniPCI Card
Chipset: Broadcom BCM4309 (rev 03)
pciid: 14e4:4324
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Other: Use bcmwl5a.inf in AR directory. ndiswrapper 1.0, kernel 2.6.10, gentoo. The ndiswrapper
module has difficulties to start if your notebook isn’t connected to the sector.
Card: Dell Wireless 1450 Dual-band (802.11a/b/g) USB 2.0 Adapter
pciid: 413c:8104 Dell Computer Corp.
Driver: DELLNIC.INF as shipped on CD.
Other: ndiswrapper 1.2, kernel 2.6.11-1.1369_FC4 on Fedora Core 4.
Card: Dell Wireless 1470 (802.11a/b/g) Dual-Band WLAN miniPCI Card
Chipset: Broadcom BCM4319 (rev 02)
pciid: 14e4:4319
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Other: Use bcmwl5.inf. Worked out of the box on Fedora Core 4, kernel 2.6.11.
Other: The R102320.EXE driver did not work for me. The bcmwl5.inf contained in the
“Driver” directory of
http://ftp.us.dell.com/network/R115321.EXE works. (ndiswrapper
1.16, linux 2.6.16.14). Using it with WPA PSK.
Card: Dell Wireless 1490 (802.11a/b/g) Dual-Band WLAN miniPCI Card
Chipset: Broadcom BCM4310 (rev 01)
pciid: 14e4:4312
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Other: Use bcmwl5.inf in the DRIVER directory. Worked on Gentoo, ndiswrapper v1.13, kernel 2.6.15
(gentoo-sources)
Other:
ftp://ftp.us.dell.com/network/R102318.EXE Worked for me on Ubuntu
Dapper after the other driver listed here would fail. NOTE: The version of ndiswrapper that comes with dapper will eventually fail if
using an SMP kernel with either of these drivers. The most recent version of ndiswrapper that I could get working with this driver is
1.15.
Other: works also on Fedora Core 6 x86_64, using ndiswrapper 1.30 (dkms version provided by
freshrpms.net) and WXP64 driver available here:
http://ftp.us.dell.com/network/R140747.EXE (needed files:
bcmwl5.inf and bcmwl564.sys)
Card: Dell Wireless 1500 (802.11draft-n/a/g) WLAN MiniCard
Card: Dell Wireless 1505 (802.11draft-n/a/g) WLAN MiniCard
Card: Diamond HomeFree Phoneline 10Mb PCI, HPNA 2.0 (not wireless)
Chipset: Broadcom BCM4210
pciid: feda:a0fa
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Other: Ubuntu 5.04 (Hoary), kernel 2.6.10-6, ndiswrapper-1.2. Note this is not a wireless
card. Although it works with ndiswrapper-1.2, it did not work with either ndiswrapper-1.5 or ndiswrapper-1.8
releases; problems parsing the INF file.
Card: Dick Smith XH8227, 54mbps (house brand repackaged from unknown vendor)
Chipset: NET2280 USB 2.0 to PCI Bridge, Intersil ISL3880 Wireless LAN
usbid: 09aa:1000
Driver: Cdrom, WinXP driver included with adaptor. Driver is PRISMA02.sys.
Other: Tested with Ubuntu 5.04, kernel 2.6.10-5-386. Worked immediately with the ndiswrapper (1.0
something) included with Ubuntu. WPA works with wpa_supplicant. Upgraded kernel to 2.6.10-5-k7 and ndiswrapper 1.2 - no longer worked
(error on modprobe of “windows driver couldn’t initialize the device”). Problem is highmem support and USB device
(known problem as of August ‘05). Workaround was to boot Ubuntu with mem=900mb as an option in GRUB.
Card: Digicom Palladio Wave C (802.11b) 2.4GHz Cardbus
Chipset: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL8180L 802.11b MAC (rev 20)
pciid: 10ec:8180
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Other: Tested on a 2.6.10-ck5 kernel (Gentoo)
Card: Digitus DN-7001G RA (802.11a/b/g) PCMCIA
Card: Digitus DN-7001G MV (802.11a/b/g) PCMCIA
Chipset: Marvell Technology Group Ltd.: Unknown device 1faa (rev 03)
pciid: 11ab:1faa (rev 03)
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Other: Does not seem to work with the delivered drivers, The XP ones from trendnet (Mrv8000c.*) seem
to work well, tested on 2.6.10 (Ubuntu Hoary), there might be other chipsets in use, check below for Trendnet devices.
Card: Digitus DN 7006MV (801.11b/g) PCI
Chipset: Marvell Technology Group Ltd.:
Driver: No longer available on the site but it was on the Driver CD
Other: Card works great under Ubuntu 6.10, tested with kernel 2.6.17-10-386, but i tested it without
encryption, because with encryption, there were some problems with connecting.
Card: Digitus DN-7001GR (802.11a/b/g) PCMCIA
Card: Digitus DN-7006G/E (802.11a/b/g) PCI card
Card: Digitus DN-7036 (802.11b/g) PCI card
Chipset: Atheros Communications, Inc. AR5212 802.11abg NIC (rev 01)
pciid: 168c:0013 (rev 01)
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Other: tested on 2.6.17 (Gentoo 2006.0), sometimes the net.wlan0 interface needs to be
restarted
Card: Draytek Vigor 520, 11Mbps
Card: Draytek Vigor 530, b/g
Chipset: Prism USB
pciid: 1106:3104
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Card: D-Link DWL-122
Chipset: Prism USB
usbid: 2001:3700
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Other: Works with WEP and WPA-PSK+TKIP. With this driver, other Prism USB (not Prism54) devices also
may work. This driver has a bug: When many stations are available in scan, it gives wrong data which may crash kernel. Use alternate
(more recent) driver: Use driver for Netgear MA111v1 from
ftp://downloads.netgear.com/files/ma111_CD_v2.0.zip and
create alias for 2001:3700 to netma111 with ‘ndiswrapper -d 2001:3700 netma111’). netma111 doesn’t have issues with
scanning.
Card: D-Link DWL-AG530 Tri-Mode Dualband 802.11a/b/g 108Mbps PCI
Chipset: Atheros AR5212
pciid: 168c:0013, 1186:3a14 (rev 01)
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Other: Works very well with the driver on the webiste. Confirmed and working for SUSE Linux 10.0; a
kernel recompile was required for compatibility with the latest version of ndiswrapper.
Card: Digitus WLAN USB Adapter,USB 2.0,IEEE 802.11G,54Mbit
Info: 128-BIT WEP Encryption,WPA Support SIS Chipset
Chipset: sis163u
usbid: 0457:0163 Silicon Integrated Systems Corp.
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Other: It worked here with ndiswrapper1.4. Just download the file above and install the WINDOWS XP
driver
Card: Digitus Wireless LAN Adapter 54Mbps, DN-7003GR
Card: Dynamode WL-GI-600XA 54 Mbps Wireless PCI LAN Adaptor
Chipset: Texas Instruments
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Works with any later versions of ndiswrapper compiled from source. v1.50 works with Fedora8
Other: not tested with WEP or WPA. Not encountered any problems in normal use.
Card: Dynamode WL-GL-7008 54mbs WLAN USB adapter
Card: D-Link AirPlus DWL-G630 (Hardware revision C2)
System: Dell Inspiron 8000
Chipset: Atheros Communications, Inc. AR5212 Multiprotocol MAC/baseband processor (rev 01)
pciid: 168c:001a (rev 01)
Driver: Download WindowsXP driver version 300 from D-Link website.
Distribution: Fedora Core 5
Ndiswrapper version: 1.16
wpa_supplicant version: 0.4.9
Card: DRUC-U3 Wireless Network Adapter (IEEE 802.11g)
Chipset: Wistron
usbid: 1435:0427
Driver: PRISMA02.inf from Windows installation CD
Other: ndiswrapper 1.9 installed from source in Ubuntu 7.04
Other: I could only configure it through iwconfig
Dynex DX-WGNBC
Chipset Atheros
pciid: 168c:001a (rev 01)
driver net5211.inf and ar5211.sys off the CD
Other: Ubuntu breezy (5.10).
