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Re: Me and my testing of the net and the works and the such
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Does the driver open for the Bluestork? If not, it could be just that the driver doesn't recognise the USB IDs. Do you know the IDs?


Yes, the driver open the device, the wirelessmanager show me mac address and the network scan progression, but it's loops endlessly and nothing appear in the GUI.

Posted on: 2017/6/15 13:12
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Re: Me and my testing of the net and the works and the such
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Um... Well I just looked at the label for the BXB6 in the docs. The one I tested was out of a macbook. I don't know if that makes a huge difference (and no I wasn't testing it in a mac).


Yes, it's possible the driver doesn't work well with that chipset (I don't have time right now to check if any of the cards the driver has been tested with have that chipset), but it's also possible that the BIOS isn't playing well with it (either intentionally or accidentally) simply because it isn't the factory-fitted card.

Posted on: 2017/6/15 11:09
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Re: Me and my testing of the net and the works and the such
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Um... Well I just looked at the label for the BXB6 in the docs. The one I tested was out of a macbook. I don't know if that makes a huge difference (and no I wasn't testing it in a mac).

Posted on: 2017/6/14 5:21
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Re: Me and my testing of the net and the works and the such
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I have a wireless Bluestork BS-WG-USB pen drive (with a supported rtl8187B chipset) and I can't scan for wireless networks,


Does the driver open for the Bluestork? If not, it could be just that the driver doesn't recognise the USB IDs. Do you know the IDs?

Posted on: 2017/6/11 3:10
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Re: Me and my testing of the net and the works and the such
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jeffrey1138 wrote:
Atheros AR5BXB6 and the AR5BXB62 appear not to work from your testing. Now updated.


As others have said, it may just be that the cards are not initialised properly by the BIOS since they are not expected to be there, so please don't mark these chipsets as non-working based on this report.

Posted on: 2017/6/11 2:18
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Re: Me and my testing of the net and the works and the such
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The specific one is Netgear WG111v3 - look for one cheap on ebay.

Cheers,
Nigel.

Posted on: 2017/6/10 21:28
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Re: Me and my testing of the net and the works and the such
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I will try that then.

Posted on: 2017/6/10 17:33
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Re: Me and my testing of the net and the works and the such
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Yeah that never listed anything.

I'm almost curious if the wifi chip is blocked in the bios or isn't compatible with the laptop somehow.... Hmmm.


I tried what should have been a comptable Atheros card in a laptop and a netbook, with it working in neither probaly due to the bios not initialising it properly. That's why I stick with the Netgear USB WiFi dongle - not as neat a solution but it works and works well.

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Posted on: 2017/6/10 17:29
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Re: Me and my testing of the net and the works and the such
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Yeah that never listed anything.

I'm almost curious if the wifi chip is blocked in the bios or isn't compatible with the laptop somehow.... Hmmm.

Posted on: 2017/6/10 15:07
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Re: Me and my testing of the net and the works and the such
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I tried the manager and I couldn't get it to ID anything. Am I missing something here? Send an image if you can!

(snip)


Double clicking on wirelessmanager should bring up a window as shown below.

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Posted on: 2017/6/10 10:01
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