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Using Windows wireless drivers on Ubuntu the easy way (Ndiswrapper Utility)
Fri, 12/28/2007 - 17:17
In my case, the wireless network cards not recognized by Ubuntu were manufactured by LinkSys. So after searching Google I discovered that many wireless cards do not have Linux drivers. The good news is I found an application called Ndiswrapper which allows you to run windows wireless card drivers on Ubuntu.
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