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DidĀ  you runĀ  ndiswrapper -l file.inf (insert the name of the file you found)?If so did you follow up with iwconfig and then iwlist wlan0 scan.

i did ndiswrapper -l and it shows the driver. i must note that in the windows driver folder i copied it from it was a .sys file. is that ok? now it shows as hardware not present?
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No, you really need to locate the inf file. I have not heard of being able to do it with a sytem file. Can you not find the installation file? What was the name of the file you found?

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Then let's do a search in windows for the inf file. Using the command line:

$ su(password)# updatedb# slocate RT2500

Let's see what it has to say on what files are available.

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when installing the rt2500.inf it said couldnt locate rt2500.sys so i uninstalled and had the .sys in the home folder too. installed ok. iwlist wlan0 scan : device does not support scanning. none of the things in the iwconfig support scanningedit:but it does show hardware is present now

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Hardware present but no drivers?Then I want you to look for all RA2500 files: bin, sys, and inf and make a single folder in home that holds them. We will then do the ndiswrapper -i RA2500.inf file again. The site that gives install instructions directly from ndiswrapper recommends that when the simple command does not work.

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That's right. You will use the inf file but it will take what it needs from both files as long as they are in the same place. It will then crete the config files for your card in /etc/ndiswrapper.

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well i must say that a while back i did ndiswrapper -m. i believe that does something to the config and that could be messing something up?edit:maybe the module isnt loading on startup and maybe i have to change something to make it start?

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That should not do anything other than activtate it. That tells it to load ndiswrapper automatically when it is used. One last thing you could try is to go to the /etd/ndiswrapper and deleting all the files and then try your ndiswrapper -i ra2500.inf command again.

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You can give that a try if you like. Check to see what version of ndiswrapper you have installed. If you have something like .4 then go that route. I personally did not end up with that old of a version. I have 1.0 and they are testing 1.1.

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