netgear n150 wireless usb adapter wna1100

fw and seemed to load everything as the tutorial suggested. I then copied the firmware from link on here and manually mv it to /lib/firmwareīut that didn't work and I kept having the usb devices drop and freeze me off so I removed the htc_9271.fw that I had manually put in /lib/firmware and reinstalled from /debian-backports squeeze-backports as per the tutorial and that give me drivers and.

It installed drivers but complained that it couldn't load the firmware. Ys – I looked there and (going from my memory here) decided to install the package from /debian squeeze using apt-get as per Omers tutorial. Also I note that I only have 192MB memory (I thought they were supposed to have 256? )Īny ideas? (I am new to Linux and whilst I have an Ubuntu machine, it just works through the GUIs so I have not needed to do much with it) The keyboard mouse and wifi adapter are all on a powered usb porthub and the raspi is powered by a ipad charger (I had power problems running off a 700mA charger). I’ve tried reflashing the sd card and repeating with same result My wireless network is a netgear wireless g router with no security so I missed out the WPA settings but otherwise added in the same details for wlan0 to the /etc/network/interfaces file and I am assuming that the adapter ought to pick up the wireless g network – the adapter works fine on my ubunto x86 computer and sees the network with no probs. ‘iwlist wlan0 scan’ gives ‘no scan result’, and if I take the adapter out and plug back in then the same command says scanning isn’t supported When I boot, it tries to do DHCPDISCOVER for wlan0 but gets no offers Hi – I tried this with the the netgear N150 wna1100 and it all seemed to go as intended, but then it doesn’t work I’m also getting the mouse and keyboard occasionally freezing in xwindows.

I've reproduced my post on Omer's blog in case anyone else has had similar problems. It all appears to go to plan up to the pont where it is supposed to work! I have tried to follow Neil Smith's instructions posted on Omer's wifi tutorial blog.

Netgear n150 wireless usb adapter wna1100