January 7, 2009 08:45pm pst

11.15.2008 at 08:04PM PST, ID: 23908575

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FreeBSD doesn't see Belkin F5D7050 v. 5000 wireless USB attennae

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4.6

Zones:

802.11x, FreeBSD, Wireless Local Area Network

I have more information but the situation is I blew $43 on a wireless rigamorole because that's
the only *@&#*@ing way I get a wire to my computer here in Berkeley. Now I have to run Windoze and WIndoze is too stupid to see all the nice things I did on the FreeBSD partition unlike the vica versa situation. I should have saved stuff on a flash from my partner but oh well.

I think I need the zyd loaded.. I tried to build ndis I used ndisgen with the *.inf and *.sys files in the Win32XP directory of the driver disk.. I tried adding the *.cat file.. I created the *.ko file and kldload caused reboot.

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