James Carlson wrote: > Timothy Murray writes: > >> I attempted to create a wireless driver for the HP s7700n slimline desktop >> (which i believe is the gemtek WPI-100G) using the NDISWrapper utility. It >> appears to have created it correctly but it fails to attach. I'm pretty >> sure that I don't have the correct vendor id, device id for the chipset and >> that's why it isn't working. >> >> I ran /usr/X11/bin/scanpci -v to see if I could grab it from the list of >> devices, but nothing jumped out at being the card in question. >> > > Based on the results of a quick web search, I suspect that device > isn't attached via PCI, but rather via USB. > > Try "cfgadm -lv" to view the USB occupants. As for how to get a USB > wireless device to work, it looks like we don't yet have support, but > it's an active project: > > http://www.opensolaris.org/os/project/wusb/ > Hmm, the wusb is different to USB WiFi, the project wusb is going to support wireless usb, which belongs to the USB area. But this device (gemtek WPI-100G) is a WiFi device with USB interface, I think it needs a WiFi driver,
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