Quote Originally Posted by quorlia
Yes. The contents of this directory are as follows:
bcmrndis.inf
rndismp.sys
usb8023.sys
rndismpk.sys
usb8023k.sys
How can you find out these files at the first place? I ask the question because they looks like some generic windows drivers but not specific to your wireless hardware. (I maybe wrong)

I suspect you are not loading the right .inf and .sys file pair.

Usually, I only need one .inf file and one .sys file to do the trick.

You mentioned that files are not copied to the /etc/ndiswrapper/??? directory, so the step 'ndiswrapper -i /xxx/yyy/driver.inf' is not working properly.

If this step works, when you do the 'ndiswrapper -l'

You will see something like below (here is my usb wireless card info)

Code:
knoppix@Knoppix:~$ ndiswrapper -l
sis163u : driver installed
        device (0457:0163) present
Then at the /etc/ndiswrapper/sis163u directory, you will see

Code:
knoppix@Knoppix:/etc/ndiswrapper/sis163u$ ls -l
total 192
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root    866 Aug 29 02:27 0457:0163.F.conf
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root  14202 Aug 29 02:27 sis163u.inf
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 167424 Aug 29 02:27 sis163u.sys
The .inf file and .sys file are copied to this directory during execution of the ndiswrapper command. And at the same time a file called 0457:0163.?????.conf is created. Sometimes it is more than one file with the same prefix 0457:0163.

Note that 0457:0163 is the number you get from the ndiswrapper -l.

Rgds
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