Forum Canard Wifi

et comment connaitre mon chipset. peut etre que sa m'aiderai.

pask la doc d'ubuntu me dis que c'est un chipset Atheros.Com.
Alors que la doc de ndiswrapper (ndiswrapper.sourceforge.net) me dit des information contradictoires :

# Card: Linksys #[WMP300N] Wireless-N PCI Adapter

    * Chipset: Broadcom Corporation BCM4329/BCM42055000 802.11b/g
    * pciid: 14e4:4320
    * Driver: Linksys ftp://ftp.linksys.com/pub/network/WMP300N-20060511.exe
    * Driver Version: 4.80.9.2 Apr 24, 2006
    * openSUSE Linux v 10.1
    * ndiswrapper: ndiswrapper-1.28
    * Other: After many days (3) of trying to get this card to work I was successful #*by unsinatlling ndiswrapper-1.10 and installing ndiswrapper-1.28 Here is the #*real strange thing. I installed ndiswrapper-1.28 from the /root and I could not #*get the card to work. I then read an article where the author created a #*windrivers sub-directory in the /tmp directory. So I created my windrivers #*sub-directory under /tmp typed "make uninstall" "make", "make install", "modprobe ndiswrapper", typed "iwconfig wlan0" and the card appeared. Yeah!
    * VERY IMPORTANT - you have to go into /etc/sysconfig editor Network -> Hardware -> Config -> LINKLOCAL_INTERFACES and add "sit[0-9]"
    * and don't forget the pipe "|"

# Card: Linksys #[WMP300N] Wireless-N PCI Adapter

    * Chipset: Broadcom Corporation BCM94321MP, 802.11b/g/Draft n
    * pciid: 14e4:4329, reported by lspci as Broadcom BCM43XG Rev. 1, but according to bcmwl5.inf, it should be BCM43XNG
    * Driver: Linksys WMP300N_20061117_dr.exe
    * Driver version: 4.100.15.5
    * Fedora Core 6, x86-64, kernel 2.6.18-1.2849.fc6-x86_64
    * ndiswrapper: ndiswrapper-1.31. 1.28rc2 works also
    * Note: other Broadcom draft n drivers, such as the Dell and others do not work. They appear to support a device 14e4:4328 but not 4329. Only the newest Linksys driver supports 64 bit. Previous one did not. According to iwconfig, getting speeds in the 200 Mbit/s range, even with tx power turned down to 10dBm.
    * As far as I can tell, draft N actually works.
    * This version of the driver also fixes a rootkit exploit see: [154]
    * For older BCM cards, the file bcmwl5.inf does not contain the required data although I suspect the drivers themselves do. Other manufacturers such as Dell have released updated drivers fixing the vulnerability. See: [155] which does not include information for 14e4:4329 however.

# Card: Linksys #[WMP300N] Wireless-N PCI Adapter

    * Chipset: Atheros 5416
    * pciid: 168c:0023
    * Driver: Belkin F5D8001 (just the ar5416.sys file). Rest, standard Linksys install CD
    * Driver version: 6.0.1.4
    * OpenSuSE 10.2
    * ndiswrapper 1.29 (1.34 does not work - locks up the machine)
    * Note: If you use the Linksys drivers then it seems to lose connections after a short time or on large downloads. Replace the ar5416.sys with the one from the Belkin drivers and this does not happen. The only change I made to net5416.inf was to update the version number.

Alors chui un peu perdu.
merci pour votre aide

ben ué mais ils disent aussi que c'est un broadcom (g copié le text: il ya a trois points et les deux premiers disent braodcom)
alors mio je fais koi?
comment savoir?

bon sur d'autres forum on me dit que c'est impossible...
alors sauf si vous avez des idées formidables...
moi j'attend que les madwifi supportent mon chip.
merci qd mem