Debian wireless NIC Driver

Debian-Debian-the Linux release technology-which is used to drive wireless NICs. For more information, see the following. In the past, FC6 was used because the NIC could not be driven. Later, debian tried to load the driver under win, But it crashed every time. Ubuntu can be used after the NIC is plugged in. The NIC is tp-link WN310g. I accidentally saw someone on the internet saying I could use the native drive of Atheros. I tried it on the internet yesterday and it was an attack. But it was still a little unexpected at the beginning, because there is no linux-header_veision installed, probably step together is like this

1. First install linux-header, because your kernel is 2.6.33-2-686, so sudo apt-get install linux-header-2.6.22-2-686

2. Download the source code of the driver atheros: http://madwifi.org

3. Extract the compressed package and go to the corresponding directory for execution: # sudo make install and then load the madwifi kernel module: # modprobe ath_pci click the "network" icon and you will see a wireless network search. You can use a command to configure the connection between the wireless network card and the wireless route:
# Iwconfig ath0 essid tp-linux
# Iwconfig ath0 key 1 password
# Ifconfig ath0 192.168.1.9 netmask 255.255.255.0 up
# Iwconfig ath0 key open
# Iwconfig ath0 key on
# Route add default gw 192.168.1.1

If you have been using the wireless network, add the above content to the/etc/rc. local file and configure it automatically upon startup.

I spent most of my time in the dormitory, so it doesn't matter. Plug in the network card. You can also click a few times in network manager.