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Please note that if a piece of hardware was working on a previous release than the current one, there is a pretty good chance that it will work on the most recent release. However, there is no guarantee that the current release did not somehow break the driver or configuration for that piece of hardware (for example refer to Bug 168618). Please check that the hardware continues to work as expected for the most recent release before updating the for the most recent release in the following tables.

Chipsets

Chipset	Type	Bus	Driver	Comments
ADMtek 8211	802.11b	PCI/Cardbus	adm8211
Aironet 4500/4800	802.11b	PCI/PCMCIA	aironet
Atheros AR2413A	802.11bg	PCI	madwifi	Works well with madwifi on 10.3 x86_64.
Atheros 5005G	802.11bg	PCI/Cardbus	madwifi	Needs nongpl kernel package. SL 10.1: Here is a workaround using ndiswrapper or madwifi.
Atheros 5005G	802.11a	PCI/Cardbus	madwifi	Needs nongpl kernel package. SL 10.1: Here is a workaround using ndiswrapper or madwifi.
Atheros 5005GS	802.11abg	MiniPCI	madwifi	Install it using the ndiswrapper (not recommended) or the madwifi driver. On some machines, when supended to disk, it won't connect anymore until next reboot. See also bug 22259.
Atheros 5006EG	802.11bg	PCI/Cardbus	madwifi	Needs nongpl kernel package. SL 10.2-10.3: Here is a workaround using ndiswrapper or madwifi.
Atheros 5210	802.11a	PCI/Cardbus	madwifi	(SLES/NLD 9 - i386 only) needs nongpl kernel package. SL 10.1: Here is a workaround using ndiswrapper or madwifi.
Atheros 5211	802.11ab	PCI/Cardbus	madwifi	(SLES/NLD 9 - i386 only) needs nongpl kernel package. SL 10.1: Here is a workaround using ndiswrapper or madwifi.
Atheros 5212	802.11abg	PCI/Cardbus	madwifi	(SLES/NLD 9 - i386 only) needs nongpl kernel package. For SL 10.1 and 10.2: Here is a workaround using ndiswrapper or madwifi.
Atmel at76c05x	802.11b	PCMCIA/USB	atmelwlandriver
Broadcom			bcm43xx	10.3 See note for 10.2. 10.2 Native kernel driver. Needs firmware however. Install bcm43xx-fwcutter from DVD or OSS-repo and run as root the included script: install_bcm43xx_firmware from the /usr/sbin directory. 10.1 Works with ndiswrapper(64bit drivers also work with ndiswrapper).
D-Link WDA-1320	802.11bG	PCI/Cardus	madwifi	Works perfectly with madwifi on both 10.1 and 10.2 - Minimal setup if any. Non of the Winxp/95 drivers that I have tried worked with ndsiwrapper.
INPROCOMM IPN 2220	802.11abg	mini-PCI	neti2220x64/ndiswrapper	Works without problems on openSuSE 10.2 x64 and 10.3 x64 using the win2k_x64 driver and ndiswrapper. WEP works. WPA not tested.
Intel PRO/Wireless 2100	802.11b	PCI	ipw2100	For suse 10.2 to work, the ipw-firmware package from the Non-OSS add-on CD (or non-oss repo) is required.
Intel PRO/Wireless 2200BG	802.11bg	PCI	ipw2200	On SuSE 10.0, there could be a problem using that device in conjunction with 802.11b routers. Here a possible solution. On SuSE 10.1 and 10.2, the ipw-firmware package from the Non-OSS add-on CD (or non-oss repo) is required.
Intel PRO/Wireless 2915ABG	802.11abg	PCI	ipw2200	On SuSE 10.1 need to use the Extras CD disk 6. May need traditional ifup since sometimes card misses available networks. Other than that standard network manager seems normal.
Intel PRO/Wireless 3945ABG	802.11abg	PCI-e	ipw3945	SuSE 10.3 - Works, but there is a bug [1]. There is an upstream fix, but it hasn't made it into the regular updates. You can install the update by adding "http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/driver:/wireless:/10.3/openSUSE_10.3_update/" as a software repository, then in YaST Software Management, search for ipw3945, and update your kernel module (reboot to take effect). The traditional "ifup" process is reported to work as an alternative to the GUI Network Manager. To connect to get this fix using Network Manager, you will need to turn the wireless radio on and off using the hardware switch on your computer until Network Manager finally connects (tip: turn radio off, wait until NM shows no connection icon, turn radio on, once the connecting icon appears, wait about 5-6 sec., and if no progress is made, turn radio off until no connection icon appears, repeat until connection progress is made, then wait for connection). SuSE 10.1/2 - use the Extras non-oss CD disk 6 or install the packages ipw-firmware and ipw3945d from a non-oss repository. You may still have problems on some systems if the "kill switch" is turned on. (On my IBM T60, this is a little switch near the IR port, on other systems it may be an ACPI keyboard switch like Fn+F5 or something you can enable or disable in the BIOS.) SuSE 10.1 - Use the wlan kernel & install the firmware upgrade. Install ipw3945d. Use traditional ifup instead of Network Manager.
Intel Wireless WiFi Link 4965AGN	802.11a/b/g/n	PCI-e	iwlwifi (iwl4965)	Supported using the `iwlwifi` driver (included in 10.3 right after installation), however newer one has to be installed to get all the features working
Marvell 8335	802.11b/g	PCI	-	Could not get this to work with ndiswrapper.
Orinoco	802.11b	PCI/PCMCIA	orinoco
Orinoco	802.11b	USB	-
Prism2/2.5/3	802.11b	PCI/PCMCIA	hostap	chipset is supported by three drivers hostap, linux-wlan-ng, and orinoco (SLES/NLD 9 uses linux-wlan-ng driver by default)
Prism2/2.5/3	802.11b	USB	linux-wlan-ng
PrismGT/ Duette	802.11bg	PCI	prism54	In 10.1 you need to download firmware, see PCI devices below. In 9.3, 10.0 you could obtain it via YAST.
Ralink RT2400	802.11b	PCI/Cardbus	rt2400	works fine out of the box no problems yet encountered.
Ralink RT2500	802.11g	PCI/Cardbus	rt2500	current stable driver does not work with SMP kernel, new driver with SMP support currently being developed. Try this HowTo!
Ralink RT2570	802.11g	USB	rt2570	(Random user: I couldn't make this one work by the default suse installation, v10.0 or 10.1; but this project (1) (2) is a possible solution.)
Ralink RT61STA	802.11g	PCI	ndiswrapper
Realtek 8180	802.11b	PCI/Cardbus	rtl8180-sa2400
Realtek 8187	802.11a/b/g	USB	not sure	Requires ndiswrapper (adhoc and managed) or the official drivers found here (adhoc or Infrastructure). Official drivers work with versions shown to the left, ndiswrapper needs to be tested in other versions. Drivers come with a "readme" on how to install. Must be done in root. SuSE 10.3 Alternative 1) get drivers from http://rtl-wifi.sourceforge.net/wiki/Mac80211 and follow the readme (make , make install), 2) modprobe rtl8187 as root for loading the kernelmodule rtl8187, 3) call knetworkmanager, works with WPA on OpenSuse 10.3 x86_64 for the usb adapter on Asus M2N VM-DH
Texas Instruments ACX100	802.11b+	PCI/Cardbus	acx	proprietary protocol (22 Mbps)
Texas Instruments ACX111	802.11g	PCI/Cardbus	acx	very buggy driver (currently alpha), packet loss, connection loss, Linux-unfriendly vendor, requires acx_111 firmware
ZyDAS ZD1201	802.11b	USB	zd1201
ZyDAS ZD1211	802.11g	USB	zd1211	An opensource driver (V2.0.0) for kernel 2.4/2.6 can be found at the Zydas-Homepage. In addition, there's an OpenSource fork actively maintained, available at [2]. The zd1211rw driver is included in the kernel. It's only needed to copy the firmware to its place, you can find it here: http://zd1211.ath.cx/wiki/DriverRewrite

Chipsets missing or listed here as not supported may work using ndiswrapper.

Atheros chipsets can be used via the Atheros madwifi driver.

help with ndiswrapper here [3]

You can find an extensive list of wireless LAN cards including the chipset information here [4].

Cards

PCMCIA

Make	Model	Chipset/ Driver	Supports Network Install	Supported in installed system	Comments
ARtem	Onair ComCard 11	orinoco_cs
Belkin	F5D7010	RT2500			only non-SMP kernel (see information above about RT2500 chipset)
Cisco	Aironet 340	aironet
Conceptronics	54 Mbit/s WLAN PCMCIA	RT2500			only non-SMP kernel (see information above about RT2500 chipset)
D-Link	DWL-650	Prism II
E-Tech	WGPC03	RT2500			only non-SMP kernel (see information above about RT2500 chipset)
Level1	WPC-0300	AR5212
Linksys	WPG54g	Broadcom BCM4306			ndiswrapper
Lucent	Orinoco	Hermes
Netgear	MA401	Prism II / hostap_cs with orinoco_cs			10.2 - yast recognizes and configures.. I needed to add "exclude irq 3" in /etc/pcmcia/config.opts to avoid the card from using IRQ 3 on reboot which conflicted... this could be unique to my HW..
Netgear	WG511 v2.0	Prism Duett or Marvell	after online-update, ndiswrapper	, ndiswrapper + Win2000 driver	Prism: Doesn't work on SuSe 10 rc1 works with workaround: add "PREFER_WPA_SUPPLICANT='no' to the ifcfg-wlan, Marvell: Works sometimes not on SuSE 9.3 (Reason not known, reconnect helps mostly)
Netgear	WG511 v3.0			only by ndiswrapper
Netgear	WG511T	AR5212		on 10.1, earlier	10.1, 10.2 & 10.3: Enable the Madwifi repository (http://madwifi.org/suse/) and install through Yast -> Software -> Software Management Install notes
Philips	CPWNA100	AR5212	madwifi
Sitecom	WL-011 v1	atmel			download the firmware from the SuSe 10.0 Evaluation repository or use yast with extra repository
Sitecom	WL-120 v1	TI ACX111			Requires acx_111 & acx_111c16 firmware, rename files to lower case but need upper case .BIN
SMC	SMCWCBT-G	Atheros 5212 / madwifi			Tested on 32 and 64 bits, supports WEP and WPA 1,2
TRENDnet	TEW-221PC	ADM8211
3Com	3CRWE154A72	AR5212 (AR5002X??)			downloaded drivers from http://snapshots.madwifi.org and followed instructions from http://linux.wordpress.com/2006/05/21/suse-101-and-atheros-based-wifi-cards/ important note: the LED's are not supported

USB

Make	Model	Chipset/ Driver	Comments
Addon	GWU190	Realtek 8187	Same adaptor as the netger wg111V2 Will work with x86_64 SUSE, Need to download the source code from Realtek web site. with 10.2 you will get a lot of symbol warnings, but works,and can be managed from Yast or network manager.
A-Link	WL54USB		Auto-detected during x86_32 openSUSE 10.3 install. No need to do anything. I provided PSK for my WPA encrypted network during install and it just simply works!
Asus	M2N VM-DH (usb on mainboard)	Realtek 8187	1) Download the source code from http://rtl-wifi.sourceforge.net/wiki/Mac80211 and follow readme (make, make install), 2) modprobe rtl8187 as root for loading the module, 3) call knetworkmanager, works with WPA on x86_64 OpenSuse 10.3
AVM	Fritz!WLAN Stick USB		How-To: SDB:AVM Fritz!WLAN Stick USB
Conceptronic	C54RU	RT73 / rt2x00	Tested on 32 bits, on 64 bits machine (AX2 6000) driver gives a compilation error: (...) rtmp_main.c:1: error: -mpreferred-stack-boundary=2 is not between 4 and 12 make: *** [rtmp_main.o] Error 1 Supports WEP, WPA 1,2
D-Link	DWL-G122 ver B1	RT 2500	(does not work on SMP kernels!) hardware version B1 (not C1)
D-Link	DWL-G122 ver C1	RT 73
D-Link	DWL-122	Prism 2/2.5/3
D-Link	DWL-122	?/prism2_usb	Seems to depend on revision: ID 2001:3700 D-Link Corp. [hex] DWL-122 802.11b (works). Instr.: Install wlan-kmp-default ; modprobe prism2_usb .. openSUSE 10.2 autodetects the WLAN Stick now .. Use YaST2 Lan to configure. (Merge with above?)
D-Link	DWL-G132	Atheros	H/W v:A3 F/W v:1.21 ID=2001:3a03 802.11g Ndiswrapper is straightforward: rpm for 10.1&2, source for 10.0. Install notes
Edimax	7317U	Zydas zd1211	supports USB2.0 and works immediately after compile with make
LinkSyS	WUSB54G		In 9.3 only with the Serial Monkey Driver. Had to edit the config-file of the wireless-card; The USB-Adapter has to be configured in YAST as ethernet-device. In addition to this file You need a file named ifcfg-rausb0 (text-file)in the directory /etc/sysconfig/network.
Longshine	8131G2	Zydas zd1211	supports USB2.0 and works immediately after compile with make
Microsoft	MN-510		in 10.1 final it is seen when you run tail -f /var/log/messages but yast will not see it
MSI	US54SE	Zydas zd1211	Tested on 32 and 64 bits
Netgear	WG121	Prism GT	Will NOT work with x86_64 SUSE, 32 bit drivers do not work with 64 bit OS, no plans by Netgear to ever provide 64 bit drivers, Windows or Linux.
Netgear	MA111 v1!		You need to use the Windows XP driver with Ndiswrapper. Tested with 32-bit.
Netgear	WG111V2	Realtek 8187	Will work with x86_64 SUSE, Need to download the source code from Realtek web site. with 10.2 you will get a lot of symbol warnings, but works,and can be managed from Yast or network manager. >> Device also works under openSUSE 10.3 beta 2; just with ndiswrapper and without the source from Realtek.<<
Ovislink	W108USB	ndiswrapper	Only available for 32 bits systems (no windows driver for 64 bits), supports WEP, WPA 1,2
Sweex	LW058	ndiswrapper / Marvell 88W8335 - Libertas 802.11b/g Wireless? (must check)	lsusb -v command partial output: idVendor 0x1286 idProduct 0x1fab bcdDevice 0.01 iManufacturer 1 MARVELL iProduct 2 MARVELL Wireless Device V1.0.1.0 I.e. adapter usbid: 1286:1fab. Additionally check with this usbid on http://ndiswrapper.sourceforge.net. Then Wiki->List. Tested on 32 bits, supports WEP, WPA 1,2 not tested. Windoze drivers downloaded from [5] may be corrupted. Please use supplied CD. As a graphical ndiswrapper interface you may use ndisgtk
X-Micro	XWL-11GUZX	zd1211	10.2 => have a look at the help for zd1211-Chipset 10.3 works out of the box

PCI

Make	Model	Chipset/ Driver	Supported in installed system	SUSE Linux Release	Arch.	Comments
Airlink	AWLH3025	ACX111/acx_pci		10.0 OSS	x86	First you need to install firmware using YOU and selecting installacx111firmware.sh, then you can configure directly with YaST
Allied Telesyn	AT-WCP200G	ACX111/acx_pci	See Comments	10.1	x86	Requires NDISWRAPPER. No native Linux support.
Allnet	AL0271	Atheros/ath_pci	Only in 10.0	10.0, 10.1	x86, x86_64	WEP supported. For 10.1 the madwifi drivers are needed. If the installation of the madwifi-kmp-.rpm package fails, get the src-package and rebuild it: rpmbuild --rebuild --target=[yourTarget] madwifi-.src.rpm. The new packages are located at the adequate directory in /usr/src/packages/RPMS/
Conceptronics	54 Mbit/s WLAN PCI	RT2500		9.3 + 10.0	x86, x86_64, non-SMP only	only non-SMP kernel (see information above about RT2500 chipset) Some C54RI cards may have problems with rt2500pci module used by default in openSUSE 10.3. Installing serialmonkey drivers (module rt2500) can solve this issue. See chipset details above.
D-Link	DWL-520+	ACX100/YAST2		10.0 RC1		Card is recognised, yet unable to start WiFi, still on the lookout (See discussion article)
D-Link	DWL-510	r8180		10.0 32/64-bit, 10.1 32-bit	x86_64	kernel driver included as standard, does not show in Yast but is picked up on a fresh install. Drivers provided by vendor are for 32-bit only. ndiswrapper can not load 32-bit drivers on 64-bit OS.
D-Link	DWL-G520 version b	Atheros/ath_pci		10.0 OSS, 10.2, 10.3	x86, x86_64	Version b cards that use the Atheros chips work out of the box in 10.0. Card recognized, just needed to configure the network interface with Yast and it worked instantly. For 10.2 you will need to install the madwifi drivers (http://madwifi.org/suse/10.2/). March 07: HW ver B4 & FW ver 4.3 works fine in 10.0, 10.1, 10.2 (32 bit). HW ver B3 works fine with 10.3 with madwifi: http://en.opensuse.org/Atheros_madwifi
D-Link	DWL-G520 version C	Atheros/ath_pci		10.1 OSS	x86	Version C cards are not recognised. Nidswrapper locks up.
Intersil	ISL3890	PrismGT/Duette		10.1 OSS	x86	You need to download the firmware, version 1.0.4.3, for the ISL3890 from the following URL http://prism54.org/fullmac.html and saved the firmware file as isl3890 (no Capitals) in the /lib/firmware/ directory. I used in KDE KMenu/System/FileManager/ FileManager-SuperUserMode to download/save the firmware.
Netgear	WG311 T/G/R	AR52xx/madwifi		10.0 OSS, 10.2	i386	After installing the NON-GPL kernel, card works out of the box. Yast2 uses module ath_pci. Works with SuSe 10.2 after installing madwifi (tested with madwifi-0.9.2.1-0.1 and WG311-T card).
Linksys Wireless-N PCI	WMP300N	Broadcom 4329 ¹bcmwl5		10.2	x86, x86_64	¹Use ndiswrapper and the drivers from the CD.
SMC	SMCWPCIT-G	AR5212 / madwifi		10.2	x86, x86_64	Card support WEP and WPA 1,2
Sweex	LW052	Atheros AR2413A/ madwifi ath_pci		10.3	x86_64	Works well with madwifi. Repository can be added to YaSt [6]
TP-Link	TL-WN650G	Atheros/ath_pci	Only in 10.0	10.0, 10.1, 10.2, 10.3	x86, x86_64	WEP and WPA supported. For 10.1, 10.2 and 10.3 the madwifi drivers are needed. If the installation of the madwifi-kmp-.rpm package fails, get the src-package and rebuild it: rpmbuild --rebuild --target=[yourTarget] madwifi-.src.rpm. The new packages are located at the adequate directory in /usr/src/packages/RPMS/

How do I know which chipset I have?

The chipset is what determines which driver you need, not the manufacturer of the card. Here are a number of ways to find out. All the commands should be run as root.

Try this.

hwinfo --wlan

Otherwise use this command if you have a pcmcia card or an onboard card:

lspci

Or this if you have a usb card:

lsusb

This won't output very detailed information, but it'll give you a unique hardware ID, for example 046d:c01b. Search for it with Google or another internet search engine to find out which chipset is on the device.

Ndiswrapper

If there's no native Linux driver for your card, maybe you can use a Windows driver with Ndiswrapper

External Links

Novell SUSE Linux - Hardware Compatibility List

Novell SUSE Linux Certified Hardware

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