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And ndiswrapper ran binary drivers. Literally ran the machine code and provided hooks to make the driver work. Of course, that meant you couldn't plug a Window
by cbhl 6y ago
And ndiswrapper ran binary drivers. Literally ran the machine code and provided hooks to make the driver work.
Of course, that meant you couldn't plug a Windows-only USB Wifi stick into an ARM machine (say, a Raspberry Pi 1) and use ndiswrapper. Luckily, Broadcom added Wi-Fi to the newer Pis...
- voltagex_ 6y agoI haven't run into a USB wifi stick that I couldn't find a driver for, for a while. Now the problem is which of the 11 Github forks to trust. Are there any other manufacturers still bothering with USB wifi devices other than Realtek and Mediatek?