Hi Lee...
Cool, I'm glad to hear of your progress!
Yes, I think ndiswrapper will be your only option with Wary if there is no native driver for your adapter. Someone more knowledgeable about the OS would have to respond to help with that. I have no idea which drivers were included (and left out) in Wary 5.5.
As far as the dropouts, are you close to the signal source? Proximity and removing as many obstructions as possible might improve playback. Maybe you tried this already.
Do you have Lucid puppy installed on the hard drive? If not, that may be why you have to reconfigure the wifi connection every session.
Perhaps watchdog can help you obtain the needed files for ndiswrapper, as he previously mentioned.
Regards...
Wary Puppy 5.5 with Belkin N150 USB wireless
I gave a not useful link. The driver from:Lee Hart wrote: Further work:
1. I will try using ndiswrapper for the USB wifi driver, and see if that helps. It would be especially nice if this gets Wary Puppy working. But I have 3 different USB wifi adapters, and *none* of them have any .inf files on the install CD. So I didn't think I could use this method.
Based on the comments from watchdog and ardvark, I will see if I can find these files, and figure out how to use them. More later!
http://www.wireless-driver.com/belkin-f ... s-utility/
can't be open by peazip or uextract. Use:
http://www.belkin.com/us/support-article?rnId=5904
I did the job and attach the zipped .inf file.
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