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This page is currently undergoing a reformatting and you are welcome to help out. As you can see, the cards are being reorganized by Manufacturer and the links to the card types are being served up on this page. As the cards are added to their Manufacturer's Page, they are getting removed from this page. When contributing any information, please put in the exact model code/identifier where possible.

Wireless Network Interfaces

To determine what wireless card/chipset you have, open up a terminal and type the following.

lspci -v | less

Then, scroll to find your wireless device and note down its details. For USB devices, type

lsusb

instead. It is best to choose a card that is supported under Linux, ie for which there is a native Linux driver. to help you choose -

If you find that your device is supported by a driver included with Ubuntu, but the driver is not loaded automatically, please see ReportingBugs to file a bug with Ubuntu. These are easy to fix. Wireless support varies with architecture. For example, on the x86 architecture, your might use a native Linux driver that is included in the Ubuntu distro, or you might need to use a Windows driver along with the 'ndiswrapper' package to make the Windows driver work under Linux. See this list of cards that work with ndiswrapper.. Other Ubuntu wiki pages on Wireless Networking:

#!wiki comment/dotted
Suggestion: merge PCI and USB chapters inside each manufacturer page - it's easier to find and maintain.
As nobody disagree, I started the merge

By Manufacturer

The Community has created articles for the following Manufacturers:

#!wiki comment/dotted
In an effort to help with the cleanup of this page, I modified these links to show up within the article as just the manufacturers' names instead of the full URL path.  On each manufacturer's page, while working on the clean up, I'm separating them by card type and then linking to them here.  This is in an effort to streamline the code and make the documents more organized.
Manufacturer Card Type
3Com PCMCIA PCI PCI Low Profile USB
Accton PCI
Adaptec PCMCIA
Advent PCMCIA
Airlink101 PCMCIA PCI USB
Aria Extreme
Asus PCMCIA PCI USB
Atlantis Land PCI
Belkin EXPRESSCARD 34 PCMCIA PCI USB
Blitzz
BlueNEXT
Broadcom miniPCI
Buffalo PCMCIA PCI USB
Cable & Wireless
Cisco Cardbus PCMCIA
Cnet PCMCIA PCI
CompUSA/Realtek PCI
Conceptronic colspan=4 USB
Dell miniPCI Unknown USB
Dexlan PCMCIA
Digitus PCMCIA PCI Unknown USB
D-Link PCMCIA PCI Unknown USB
Edimax PCMCIA PCI Unknown USB
eHome PCMCIA
Encore PCI | PCI
Gigabyte Technology miniPCI PCI
Hawking Cardbus PCMCIA PCI USB
HP
Intel miniPCI
KCorp
Level One PCMCIA
Linksys PCMCIA PCI USB
Longshine
Motorola PCMCIA
MSI miniPCI PCI
Netcomm
Netgear PCMCIA PCI USB
Proxim/Orinoco PCMCIA PCI
RealTek PCI USB
RetailPlus USB
Sitecom PCMCIA PCI
SMC PCMCIA PCI USB
Sweex PCMCIA PCI USB
Topcom PCMCIA | PCMCIA
Toshiba
TP-Link PCI USB
Trendnet PCMCIA PCI USB
Trust
US Robotics PCMCIA USB
Zonet PCMCIA PCI USB
Zyxel PCMCIA PCI USB
Various

Wireless USB Adapters

Discontinued - Update directly on the maker page These cards are being moved into the articles listed above. Please feel free to help out.

Make Model Chipset/ Driver Supports network install? Supported in installed system? Works "out of the box" Comments Last Updated Type
A-Link WLAN54MB zd1211 Yes? Yes Yes Seems to work fine on Breezy 2005-11-14 USB
A-Link WLAN54USB-A zd1211rw No idea Yes Yes? Works on Feisty, but had to manually run dhcpclient 2007-10-11 USB
ADDON ADD-GWU180 zd1211  ? Yes Yes Works fine on Dapper RC1 2006-05-28 USB
Aptiva Wireless G USB Adapter Belkin/zd1211  ? Yes Yes Just works on Feisty, Gutsy(had to disable Ipv6 on Gutsy) 2007-12-16 USB
AVM GmbH Fritz!WLAN USB Stick TNETW1450 / fwlanusb No No No See WifiDocs/Device/Fritz!WLAN_USB_Stick for details, works with Breezy & Dapper 2006-03-25 USB
Compaq W200 orinoco_usb No No No Following WifiDocs/Device/CompaqW200 WEP works, not tried WPA 2005-01-25 USB
Conceptronic C54RU rt73 No No No WPA/TKIP works with opensource drvier feisty. WPA2 is supported by this driver but not tested. Follow the instructions at the bottom of this guide WifiDocs/Driver/RalinkRT73. 2007-08-27 USB
Digicom USB Wave 54 zd1211rw  ? Yes Yes Works without problems in Feisty configured with network-manager and using WEP. Not tested with WPA but SHOULD work fine (2007-06-23). Xubuntu 8.04 this USB radio works for open networks and WPA_PSK using default Network Manager (did not test WEP). 2008-05-31 USB
myessentials ME1001-USB ID 050d:705c Belkin Components zd1211rw na yes yes in gutsy beta na 2007-8-29 USB
Netcore 331gu ndiswrapper  ? Yes No Stable in Gutsy without Network Manager. 2008-02-22 USB
NovaTech 902w RAlink rt2570 No No No VendorID not included BUG 2006-10-29 USB
Orient XG-701A zd1211  ? Yes Yes Works out of the box with WPA on Feisty using network-manager 2007-04-23 USB
PheeNet WLU-703Z zd1211  ? Yes Yes Works out of the box on Edgy using network-manager 2007-01-15 USB
Sierra 881U MSM 7200 No Yes No The shipped driver with Gutsy is outdated. Use these instructions: http://www.sierrawireless.com/faq/ShowFAQ.aspx?ID=1077 2008-03-02 USB
Veho 11g USB adapter ZyDAS Yes Yes Yes Yes works out of the box. Plug and play including WPA support! 2007-12-04 USB
Westell A90-211WG ndiswrapper + wlusb20/PRISMA02  ? Yes No Works perfectly with ndiswrapper and wlusb20.inf on installation CD. 2007-07-17 USB
Various (SMC, Belkin...) Various USB devices Atmel AT76C503A  ? Yes Yes Plug it and go the the network administration to enable it. Nothing more, it works fairly well 2005-09-27 USB
My Essentials Various USB devices Belkin  ? Yes Yes Just works: Feisty, Gutsy, Hardy. Plug in and automatically recognised by network manager. 2008-06-29 USB

Note: Have a look at this page, my new version of this on with a cleaner layout: WifiDocs/WirelessCardsByVersion

By Card

Please take a moment and add your card to the wiki if there isn't a page on that device yet. Its very simple, follow format of template but don't put too much worry here in following a guideline. It will be cleaned up if needed. It's more important to document your experience for others. To create a page, simply enter the model # and version in the box ex.. dwl-g650vB5 and then click on the Create Device Page button. If there is a page on your device already, open up and add your comments/experience to the existing page.

  • A list of supported cards can be found in the chart above

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