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| Review | Rating | Last Updated | This thing rocks
This little guy replaced a spotty adapter i had before and it is doing an amazing job. I no longer have to worry about Ethernet cables and fighting usb adapters. I highly recommend getting and using this wireless adapter. | 5 | Today | Works with OpenSuse Linux 10.3 64 Bit
I was pretty shocked at how difficult it was to get wireless up and running with linux. Worse, if you decide to go with a quad core processor (which I did), things are even more difficult. Linux is not the culprit here; manufacturers don't write drivers for linux. What's worse, they refuse (for the most part) to release their hardware information. If they did at least the latter, the community would write a driver in no time for that card.
I have a quad core intel processor, 500 GB sata drive on an intel motherboard. I don't know if the card would work with ndiswrapper, but I got it to work with madwifi. madwifi supports the atheros chipset (in both 32 and 64 bit environments) and this card uses the atheros chipset. I *believe* in one version, it uses the marvell chipset. The only card that uses the marvell chipset (that I'm aware of) that linux supports is the d-link one. STAY AWAY FROM MARVELL CHIPSETS FOR LINUX!
Download madwifi and install it. I didn't use a .ymp download and just compiled it myself. Once installed, run the following (as root or with sudo):
sudo /sbin/modprobe ath_pci
sudo /sbin/ifconfig ath0 up
sudo /usr/sbin/iwconfig ath0 essid "(your sid value here)"
sudo /sbin/dhclient ath0
The line before the last you probably don't even need as it auto connects to the strongest signal. The last line allows you to get an ip address via dhcp. Check out the newbie howto section of madwifi for the details on getting this far.
So you're connected and everything's all good. However, the next time you boot up, you'll have to do this again. So open up Yast and go to Network Devices then Network Card. You should see the wireless card there. Configure it and make sure you pick the option to have everything started up on boot.
One last note. If you run lspci to check the chipset, it doesn't show up with the word "wireless" in there anywhere. For me (I have rev 1), it showed up as
Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications, Inc. AR2413 802.11bg NIC (rev 01)
The first time I stuck in my computer, I didn't notice this line and thought my computer wasn't picking it up. I thought I might have a bum card, so stuck it in one of my windows machines and it worked fine. I stuck it back in my linux box and looked carefully and saw the line.
I haven't had any disconnects and I'm connected to a router one floor and diagonally below me. The speed seems to be what you would expect from broadband, although I haven't benchmarked it. This is my first d-link product and I couldn't be happier. | 5 | Today | It's been reliable
I've had it over a year now and it's been pretty flawless. Haven't had any issues with it whatsoever. | 5 | Today | Great product in my experiences
I was simply stunned to see such low ratings for this card. I have installed this card using ubuntu linux, which worked great and effortlessly. I have also installed this card on windows xp, and have had just excellent experiences. It picks up a great signal in areas where other cards don't. I even picked up one of these used from ebay and installed it in an old computer running windows 98, and it worked fantastic. I am really just shocked to see such bad reviews for this card. In my experiences, it has been infallible. | 5 | Today | Vista Incompatible
You must first install the software, then shut down, then install card, then power up and configure. Unfortunately, you cannot install the software if you are running any version of Vista. D-Link tech support apologizes for this known issue and suggests downloading their Vista driver Beta which they describe as 'unstable.' Huh? | 1 | Today | This one finally worked
I have several Linksys wireless adapters, usb, pci, etc that I could never configure with a Linksys wireless cable modem/router. This one worked fine. Go figure. I had to reinstall once when it stopped working by (1) removing software, (2) removing the card, (3) reinstalling software, (4) reinstalling the card. Installing software 1st seems to be an important step. | 4 | Today | very happy. works with linux.
yes, it works with the linux madwifi (atheros: ath_pci) driver. although w/ FC6 is a real pain to configure....eg. i had it working properly w/Network Manager and suddenly, not working again. at any rate it's linux approved! now go forth and b mobile. :-) | 5 | Today | Great Connection...Difficult Setup
Overall, I have a great connection that has not failed in the 4 months I've owned it. The only drawback I had with this is that the install instructions were insufficient and I had to wind up calling customer service. Although I thought this was a pain, they got it to work properly and I have not been dissappinted. I highly recommend getting this product. | 4 | Today | Avoid this junk
Now I see why this thing was only $20 retail. Its a piece of junk. It takes forever to connect to a router that is only 10 feet away. The highest download speed I achieved was 53 Kb/s and I am on a 6 Mb/s network. The latest drivers at the D-Link site are 2 years old. Now I see why there was a big stack of them at the retail store. They are trying to dump all the obselete junk on the consumers. I took it back to exchange for a Linksys | 1 | Today | Great price and it works!
Just picked this up for my older desktop and had it installed and running within 5 minutes. I had previously tried a Linksys card but I could not get it to identify my IP address or stay connected. The D-Link software/driver install was much quicker and I don't have any unnecessary programs running in the background slowing my machine down. I swear that my wireless connection is even faster than my wired connection. Perhaps my standard ethernet card needs replacing as well!
For the price, this one is tough to beat!
| 5 | Today |
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