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I got it working by installing the R59 driver from This got unencrypted plus WEP working straight away.

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update by jerryf70: It appears that the Ubuntu driver still does not work for Dapper (at least for Flight 4).You can follow the compile instructions of for the driver and ignore the wpa steps if wpa is not needed. The following link is a guide to get zd1211 in breezy working with wpa. (I think)Д«reezy comes with a zd1211 module pre-installed but there has been little success with getting it working. This is due to the 5.10 kernel being compiled in gcc-3.4 but only gcc 4.0 being included in Breezy's packages.

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UPDATE by ghee22: A way for this to work for Ubuntu 5.10 (Breezy Badger) is ONLY to install 5.04, get wireless working using these instructions, then putting in the Ubuntu 5.10 cd, and using the 'Update all packages' option.By the way, I fix the zd1211 driver before anything else like upgrdate all package. I'm sure that you can use zd1211(at least for 3com, 3crusb10075) on Ubuntu 5.10 by fixing the driver. I successfully reinstalled the zd1211 driver someway. The Ubuntu 5.10 has zd1211 driver already installed originally, but it just can't work. update by Richard Chu: I installed fresh Ubuntu 5.10 on my Asus m2c laptop with a 3com usb wireless card plugged into it, which has the chipset of zd1211.This has only been tested with Ubuntu 5.04 (Hoary Hedgehog) release using the stock 2.6.10-5-386 kernel and a usb dongle. The open-source driver development page is located on this SourceForge page. You can also find instructions in German and French located at this forum post. This document gives Ubuntu-specific instructions to install a driver for wireless devices with a zydas/zyair zd1211 chipset.Note: master mode requires a manual driver downgrade There is a zd1211 module installed with dapper.See compiling section to compile a new version. It has been questioned whether it works properly though. There is a zd1211 module installed with breezy.See above general section if it is not release specific Under the correct section enter anything that is specifc to the release only. See section below if it's release specificД®nter anything related to getting wep to workД®nter anything related to getting WPA to work Note: if you can connect to the RasPi, but it can't connect to the internet, you are probably missing a route entry for wlan0.This is a wireless driver setup page under WifiDocsД®nter links to other references on driver hereД®nter general help that will work at anytime with the driver. Then just restart the networking service with: Where xxx is the last byte of the local ip of your choice.ДЄdapt the lines above to your actual network configuration, your router may have a different ip/submask to deal with. Or the following to use a static IP configuration: Now add the following lines in /etc/network/interfaces to use a dynamic IP assigned by dhcp: Wpa_passphrase YOUR-SSID WPA-PASSWORD > /etc/wpa.conf If you want to protect your wpa-password from curious eyes, you can use wpa_passphrase to save an encrypted version of it in the config file as follows: Let's create the configuration file for your WiFi network of choice:Д¬hange YOUR-SSID and WPA-PASSWORD accordingly. It's time now to configure the connection parameters for the WiFi interface. To check the available wireless networks around, run:

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Once the correct drivers have been installed, we can test whether everything is working so far by plugging the dongle in and checking the kernel messages with: Which will install the zd1211rw kernel module, loaded when needed. I had an old Digicom USBWAVE54 Dongle, which is based on a Zydas ZD1211 chipset, so here's how I proceeded to install the correct drivers for my dongle: Wireless configuration on Raspbian, and for my particular dongle - a Digicom USBWAVE54 - was pretty straight forward. This entry was posted in Raspberry Pi and tagged Digicom HowTo IP Raspbian RPi Tutorial USBWAVE54 WiFi Wireless ZD1211 Zydas on Septemby Salvatore (updated on May 20, 2015)

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