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Wireless Settings Lost After Reboot [solved]


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Hi all, I installed Mandriva on my system today and have everything working properly I believe, except for my wireless network.

 

I can get my wireless network to work using the ndiswrapper option when setting it up, select the ssid, configure, and I'm up and running. However I have to do this everytime I reboot the computer.

 

I tried blacklisting bcm43xx in the modprobe.conf file, but when I did this, my Broadcom BCM94311MCG card is no longer listed in the Network Center, and I'm unable to connect to a wireless network. I've searced around on the internet, and thought I had found the solution in this forum; solution meaning blacklisting the bcm43xx, however doing this makes my wireless card unusable. Is there anything else I can try?? This is driving me crazy...

 

 

SOLVED:

 

After doing a little more searching on the internet, I found the workaround for this problem:

 

After getting your wireless network working correctly with ndiswrapper, go to the terminal and login as root:

 

then type in ndiswrapper -ma

 

Close, restart, all better... Wow, that was too easy..

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