I didn't have any luck getting it to work. I followed the instructions exactly as posted. You would think a large company such as Linksys would have Linux drivers contained in the installation CD. I've asked around on IRC but everyone else said it was the Marvell chipset that was the problem too. It's not a big problem for me anymore. My 100ft Ethernet cord arrived in the mail a few days ago.

I don't mean to get off topic, but Knoppix is great. I actually tried Ubuntu and Lindows (I was told those were great for the beginning Linux user) and found Knoppix to be much easier to use (and learn) than others. As a software engineer trained in Windows, the conversion from Windows to Linux programming was fairly simple (No more Winsocks!).

I'm sure someone will figure it out eventually. It's only a matter of time. Hopefully Linksys will see this post and include Linux drivers in their next generation of wireless adapters. Who knows.

Thanks for the help though.

Sean