At this moment, we can check that the correct module has been loaded by taking a look at the output of this command: dmesg ndiswrapper: driver net8187b (Realtek Semiconductor Corp.,5.1097.0718.2007) loaded inf file into ndiswrapper, using ndisgtk or using the command line: sudo ndiswrapper -i net8187b.infĦ) Save the new configuration files for ndiswrapper module by issuing the following command: sudo ndiswrapper -ma & sudo ndiswrapper -miħ) Extract the USB nic and connect it again.
#WILL UBUNTU SUPPORT REALTEK RTL8821AE WIRELESS INSTALL#
(sudo apt-get install ndisgtk)ģ) Download the corresponding drivers for WinXP for the RTL8187B network card from Realtek’s web page:Ĥ) Extract the files net8187b.inf and net8187b.sys for WinXP (or WinXP 64 bits, if we use a 64 bit processor)ĥ) Install the. (sudo apt-get install ndiswrapper) You can optionally install the ndisgtk graphical interface. We can also obtain the Product_id ( 0bda) and the Vendor_id ( 8189) by issuing the command: lsusb Bus 006 Device 007: ID 0bda:8189 Realtek Semiconductor Corp.Ģ) Install ndiswrapper.
As I’m getting used to setting up wireless cards in Linux, I have decided to configure it for my Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon) using ndiswrapper (taking into account that I’m already using ndiswrapper for my other wireless nic).ġ) Connect the USB network card and verify the chipset that it uses: lspci | grep EthernetĠ8:07.0 Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. Finally, after almost 3 months, I have my new Orange Livebox installed… although the happiness was very short… after two calls of around half an hour each to a higher rate customer service phone number I continue without connection to the Internet.Īltogether with the Livebox, Orange includes a USB WiFi Thomson TG123G card.
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