#1255: ABiT AirPace doesn't work
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      Reporter:  anonymous     |       Owner:       
          Type:  defect        |      Status:  new  
      Priority:  major         |   Milestone:       
     Component:  madwifi: HAL  |     Version:  trunk
    Resolution:                |    Keywords:       
Patch_attached:  0             |  
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Comment (by ilj):

 Okay folks here's one more success story (after almost 2 days long fight
 and source code patching, compiling and recompiling).

 I have got a Samsung R-20 (X-002 model) notebook with the following wifi
 device in it:

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 '''% lspci -n'''[[BR]]
 05:00.0 0200: 168c:001c (rev 01)[[BR]]
 '''% lspci -d 168c:001c ''' [[BR]]
 05:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications, Inc. AR5006EG 802.11
 b/g Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01)
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 I tried current stable madwifi version (0.9.3.3 at the moment of writing
 this message, also 0.9.3.2, various svn-snapshots and patch mentioned
 here: madwifi.org/ticket/1679 ). No luck. I just failed to get wlan0 in
 iwconfig output after loading ath_pci module (and the rest of the
 necessary kernel modules).

 Big thanks to sec_ from [EMAIL PROTECTED] for suggesting me to try
 out ndiswrapper project. Also big thanks to everyone on that IRC channel
 for supporting me and answering my questions.

 I installed the recent 1.50 stable version of ndiswrapper and got the
 driver listed on the ndiswrapper wiki List section's page for my device.

 So, what I did was:

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 - downloaded driver package for my device[[BR]]
 - built ndiswrapper from sources[[BR]]
 - '''% ndiswrapper -i /path/to/driver.inf'''[[BR]]
 - '''% ndiswrapper -l''' to see if everything's alright[[BR]]
 - '''% depmod -a''' to see if there are no errors[[BR]]
 - '''% modprobe ndiswrapper''' loading ndiswrapper kernel module[[BR]]
 - '''% lsmod''' to see if it loaded or not[[BR]]
 - '''% iwconfig''' to see if driver works (you must have wlan0 section
 describing your device's settings)[[BR]]
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 This is it. And yes, that simple.
 Hopefully this will be of use and will save you time.

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Ticket URL: <http://madwifi.org/ticket/1255#comment:14>
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