Wireless Driver

[Blueracer]

I am totally new to Fedora 9 and Amahi. I have installed both on a older computer I had laying
around. They both appear to be working fine. To install the programs I had the computer hooked up to a wired NIC. I would like use my Linksys (wusb54G v1) wireless adapter. However that adapter doesn't show up in the list of adapters when I try and install it through the network setup.
I have the original windows disk with the driver on it. Is there a way to install it and get it working.
Any help would be appreciated.

[Blueracer]

Anybody?
Is there anywhere I can download ndiswrapper or ndisgtk that is compatible with Fedora 9?

[cpg]

hi, if you plan to use amahi as a dhcp/dns server, keeping it linked via wifi to the rest of your network could be unreliable, as the clients will stop working if your HDA loses wireless connectivity. also, playing movies or music in real time or transferring large files could be interesting. but you probably know that

looks like you are not the only one with issues and fedora is not the only distro with issues with it.

[relrobber]

linux is notorious for flaky wi-fi support. so much so that one of the big boasts of Ubuntu 8.04 was greatly increased wi-fi adapter detection and support. good luck w/ your set up, and be sure to update the forums on what does/doesn't work for you.

also, there was an interesting discussion on Tekzilla awhile back on wired vs. wireless for home media application.