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Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala or any linux distro with a kernel of 2.6.29 and above can not compile the madwifi wireless drivers. You need the latest madwifi trunk. Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala or any linux distro with a kernel of 2.6.29 and above can not compile the madwifi wireless drivers. You need the latest madwifi trunk.

Hello, My wireless internet doesn't work so I looked what the problem was. After doing the command 'lspci' i got the following line: 05:01.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc.

Unknown device 001d (rev 01) So I searched for the drivers for my card and found the madwifi-project (which has open source drivers for Atheros cards. I don't really know what version of Atheros card I've got (any tips on how to find out.?), but I decided I would give it a try anyway. So I downloaded the tar.gz file. It has a file called 'INSTALL' which explains how to install the driver. I got as far as running 'make' on the terminal, but after this I am totally lost. Could anybody help me out here? Any help appreciated!

S60v3 Symbianos9 1 Cracked Binpda Rar File. [EDIT] I just searched for a 'madwifi deb', and found this page (However, I am totally lost after the first few commands. Madwifi goes into the kernel. Every version of the kernel changes, so a newer kernel will require the driver to be recompiled, so a 'madwifi deb' will not be of any use unless you're running the exact correct kernel version. You need the 'linux-headers-generic' and 'build-essential' packages, and I highly recommend the 'nautilus-open-terminal' package.

When you have those packages, right-click inside the extracted archive (the folder that has the 'INSTALL' file) and choose 'Open in Terminal'. Run these commands in the terminal:./configure make sudo make install Reboot. The first command, '. Volksplane Plans Pdf. /configure', might not be necessary. The 'make' command does the compiling, and the 'sudo make install' copies the compiled driver into the necessary place. As root, of course, because it's a system-wide change. When you upgrade your kernel, the new kernel will not work with the old driver. You would need to compile and install the driver again.