Linux does not recognize my wireless card

hello friend...hope so your problem is regarding logging in windows...any kind of operating system can be reset or hacked with an linux operating system installed in just an usb
so first download this operating system to your pc from the below link
http://www.backtrack-linux.org/backtrack/backtrack-4-r2-download/
then download this software to install your operating system to get into your pendrive
http://www.pendrivelinux.com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3/
regarding the usage of the above software, u can refer the same page itself
then when all is done change your BIOS settings to boot from pendrive(as primary booting device)...
then watch this video link to reset your SAM file to reset your password
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Try getting the driver from the manufacture on the internet. The driver maybe corrupt causing a blue screen. Another solution is to use a live linux cd, example puppy linux and see if works that way.

http://puppylinux.org

The connecting to internet is very easy in linux .

There are many steps but i am saying simple one

Initially configure the adsl router with ppoe over ethernet and enable dhcp address option.

Next plug the ethernet cable from router to the inteface of lan card.

Boot the redhat machine.

In the system-->Administration-->network options check whether lan card is detected and active .

If the lan card is not active activate and save

In lan card select option assign assig ip automatically

check whether ip is assigned by using command ifconfig .

hello, if i am correct then this card is installed in Epson Projector. there are no direct download for linux(ubuntu) drivers for this card. you maybe able to contact Epson and request drivers for linux or you try linux wireless driver site by HP.
try the link below:
http://www.hpl.hp.com/personal/Jean_Tourrilhes/Linux/

also there is program called "driverloader" which take windows drivers and creates a wrapper that can be used in linux, you can try to see if that works for you. its free to try for 30 days and then its priced reasonably.
link for "driverloader"
http://www.networkworld.com/columnists/2005/092605blass.html

hope this helps.
regards
Amar Sondhi

go to the ubuntu forum they are great people and will get your wireless set up for you.there very good about helping out..i use ubuntu to hack lost passwords and such.

I was working at one of Lithuanian internet service providers. We often had clients complaining about ZTE 831 connecting through USB. The answer is - use a LAN card. Sorry.

please go to the following web site and download the Driver and Instructions--

http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/linux-install-and-configure-dlink-dwl-g-520-wireless-lan-pci-card.html

sorry 2 tell u linux don support this model adapter

I had the same problem, the thing is that due to some legal issues, there isn't any compatibility with that card in linux, so, what i did was to sell my old card and bought a new one compatible with linux and windows.

first, check your cable. loose cable connection often lead the cause of that error. second. check the lan card of your linux pc. If your pc is a desktop type pc, try to replace the lan card and . Make sure that the lan card is detected by your system. try to connect on the internet again.




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