rathel
02-25-2004, 06:59 PM
Has anyone gotten the D-LINK DWL-120+ wireless adapter to work under linux?, if so how?
Im running Knoppix as my Current Linux operating system.
Im running Knoppix as my Current Linux operating system.
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mdwatts
02-26-2004, 12:00 PM
Is the DWL-120+ a new model? I've seen a few threads here for the 120 or 120A.
Do you know what module/driver it uses? You can search www.google.com/linux for 'DWL-120+' to see if you can find guides to help with the driver install and configuration (if it's supported of course).
Do you know what module/driver it uses? You can search www.google.com/linux for 'DWL-120+' to see if you can find guides to help with the driver install and configuration (if it's supported of course).
JayMan8081
02-26-2004, 04:01 PM
I would say that it's doubtful that the DWL-120+ will work under Linux. Check out the following page from D-Link's Support Section.
http://www.support.dlink.com/faq/view.asp?prod_id=357&question=General+Wireless
They list their drivers or other websites for drivers for any of the available wireless cards. Unfortunately it says Not Available for your particular wireless product.
http://www.support.dlink.com/faq/view.asp?prod_id=357&question=General+Wireless
They list their drivers or other websites for drivers for any of the available wireless cards. Unfortunately it says Not Available for your particular wireless product.
MorphiusFaydal
02-26-2004, 04:27 PM
personnaly, i wouldnt count on getting it to work very easily, if at all
because, as far as i have seen, that has an ACX-100 chip from TI in it, and, although there are open-source drivers out there that have been reverse-engineered, i dont believe they support the USB versions of the network adaptors..
if you want a 22mbps DLink adaptor, then you could go get a DWL-810+, which plugs into a regular network port..
its about 60 dollars off of NewEgg.com
i have every intention of buying it myself.. :D
HTH,
Chris
because, as far as i have seen, that has an ACX-100 chip from TI in it, and, although there are open-source drivers out there that have been reverse-engineered, i dont believe they support the USB versions of the network adaptors..
if you want a 22mbps DLink adaptor, then you could go get a DWL-810+, which plugs into a regular network port..
its about 60 dollars off of NewEgg.com
i have every intention of buying it myself.. :D
HTH,
Chris
moosedaddy
02-26-2004, 05:13 PM
Check out http://sourceforge.net/projects/acx100/ I do not think the DWL-120+ is working yet but they are working on the driver. I am using DWL-650+ and it seems to work very well (as good as windows if not better).
MorphiusFaydal
02-26-2004, 07:16 PM
Originally posted by moosedaddy
Check out http://sourceforge.net/projects/acx100/ I do not think the DWL-120+ is working yet but they are working on the driver. I am using DWL-650+ and it seems to work very well (as good as windows if not better).
i couldnt get those drivers to work on my DWL-520+ card..
*sigh*
im gonna by an orinoco-gold card sometime soon, anyway..
Chris
Check out http://sourceforge.net/projects/acx100/ I do not think the DWL-120+ is working yet but they are working on the driver. I am using DWL-650+ and it seems to work very well (as good as windows if not better).
i couldnt get those drivers to work on my DWL-520+ card..
*sigh*
im gonna by an orinoco-gold card sometime soon, anyway..
Chris
rathel
02-26-2004, 08:35 PM
thanks for all the help, im lookin into the DWL-810+
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