LINUX WLAN LOL

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I have a D-Link DWL-G510 Wireless Network Card.
The problem is that D-Link made 3 diverent Revisions for this Card.
REV. A, REV. B, REV. C
I have Rev C, but Linux automaticly installs driver for rev B fromThe linux CD Rom when i install Linux.
I tried MADWIFI and now there are two network Interfaces installed:
"RT61 Driver Rev B" (from Linux itself) and "ra0" by madwifi.

ive been able to get the connection ra0 working for about 5 minutes, then i made a restart and didn`t work any more.
I tried to get it to work again but don`t know how i did that lol

My next try is do download the DLINK Rev C Support from NDISWRAPPER. ( http://ndiswrapper.sourceforge.net/joomla/ )
Version 1.47

But i guess i have to unistall the old Rev B + ra0 Driver?
How do i uninstall a driver or hardware in Linux?
Like i do it in the Device Manager in Windows...

Thank you for your help
vtg
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>LINUX WLAN LOL - Rec viking8thunder5god 2007-09-08 07:31:16 <
- RE: LINUX WLAN LOL - Rec viking8thunder5god 2007-09-10 11:24:00

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Message:	On 2007-09-08 07:31:16, viking8thunder5god wrote >I have a D-Link DWL-G510 Wireless Network Card. >The problem is that D-Link made 3 diverent Revisions for this Card. >REV. A, REV. B, REV. C >I have Rev C, but Linux automaticly installs driver for rev B fromThe linux CD Rom when i install Linux. >I tried MADWIFI and now there are two network Interfaces installed: >"RT61 Driver Rev B" (from Linux itself) and "ra0" by madwifi. > >ive been able to get the connection ra0 working for about 5 minutes, then i made a restart and didn`t work any more. >I tried to get it to work again but don`t know how i did that lol > >My next try is do download the DLINK Rev C Support from NDISWRAPPER. ( http://ndiswrapper.sourceforge.net/joomla/ ) >Version 1.47 > >But i guess i have to unistall the old Rev B + ra0 Driver? >How do i uninstall a driver or hardware in Linux? >Like i do it in the Device Manager in Windows... > >Thank you for your help >vtg
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