| About this product | |
|---|---|
| Product | Netgear WG311 |
| Vendor | Netgear |
| Tested operating systems | Linux other |
| Average rating | |
| CompatDB XML | netgear-wg311.xml |
Compatibility Reports for Netgear WG311
Reported by Hansel
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It's working out of box in Ubuntu 5.04 using madfifi. Except for the wpa, you should install wpa_supplicant separately.
Reported by Rastaman
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Netgear wg311v2. Working W/ ndiswrapper and wg511v2.inf & .sys for XP found on install CD. linux 2.6.11 debian
Reported by Anonymous
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WG311v2 working under Fedora Core 3. Watch out, WG311v1 is Atheros chipset (can use MADwifi drivers), WG311v2 uses TI ACX111 chipset (must use drivers from acx100.sourceforge.net)
Reported by Anonymous
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I have the WG311v2; I could not get this card working with the acx100 drivers from Sourceforge. However, using ndiswrapper, I have been able to get this card working at 54Mbps in managed mode, with WEP enabled.
Reported by Anonymous
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Netgear wg311v2 works fine with ndiswrapper
Reported by Anonymous
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54 MBit/s Wireless PCI Adapter. The Netgear WG311 WLAN adapter is currently not working unter Debian GNU/Linux "Sarge" (MADwifi drivers). In a clean setup, Debian-Installer doesen't recognize the card at all.
Reported by Anonymous
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Wireless PCI Card with Atheros Chipset, works fine with madwifi drivers.
