This will tell you if the Wireless USB is really working. Set your computer to "Roaming" (and/or Manually Configure) and see if you can connect (you may have to reboot). So, Try turning off WEP at your router and setting for automatic DHCP. For example, WEP is sometimes a challenge to correctly configure. You might want to try eliminating possible problem points to isolate what issue you really have to deal with. Now edit modules to load ndiswrapper when you boot as follows (If you are using Xubuntu, replace gedit with mousepad):Īdd "ndiswrapper" (without quotes) to the end of the list.
Sudo ndiswrapper -i /home/(your user name)/Belkin/rt73.inf inf file you copied is not the rt73, replace as appropriate below) :
BELKIN USB WIRELESS ADAPTER DRIVER .INF INSTALL
Now install the driver you just copied with the following (If the. The drivers will not load directly from the cd. Copy all 3 files to the file you created under "Home" by dragging and dropping. Open and navigate to the driver file under XP.
On your desktop, open "Home" - right click in an open area and create a file - I called mine "Belkin". If you don't, the wrong driver will be associated. Remove the following drivers using these commands:īlacklist rt2500usb and rt73usb by opening text editor (mousepad for Xubuntu - gedit for Ubuntu) as follows:Īdd "blacklist rt2500usb" and "blacklist rt73usb" (Without the quotes) to end of list, save and close.īlacklist doesn't work until you reboot. Install has been the same using ndiswrapper and the Belkin install CD. If you haven't already got it working, I've used the Belkin Wireless USB in both Gutsy and Hardy.
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