Linux Newbie Need help

[Skaroth]

Hello.
I dloaded BT3.
And i have a Belkin F5D7010, But he dont see it.
How can i get it to work?
I lookt on the forum already, but i am so newbie, i still dont get it.
Plls help me (Wanna try something new )

[Skaroth]

Anyone ? i really need help

[kindkind]

well ill try to help you but you need to tell us what exactly u have done to try and "see" it, as you say.

for starters, what does it say when you type iwconfig?

[Skaroth]

Well nothing he says everytime he cant find drive of the card :S

[Archangel-Amael]

Well nothing he says everytime he cant find drive of the card :S

Ok this is not going to be very much help
When you do a command and you expect the command to work and it does not work then if it gives you an error paste both the command you tried and the error here . That way people can see what it is you are trying to do and the error that you received.
Also check the wiki here for your card
http://backtrack.offensive-security....p/HCL:Wireless

[Skaroth]

I found out its a "Belkin F5D7010 V6000"

When i type "iwconifg" i get this:

lo no wireless extensions.
eth0 no wireless extensions.


I hope you can tell me how to get the card to work, i tryt ubuntu 1time but whit lancable, lunix is new for me

[KMDave]

Why do you want to use BT then?

BT is not a distribution for people who are not familiar to Linux.

Did you search the wiki as asked?

[ShadowKill]

I found out its a "Belkin F5D7010 V6000"

When i type "iwconifg" i get this:

lo no wireless extensions.
eth0 no wireless extensions.


I hope you can tell me how to get the card to work, i tryt ubuntu 1time but whit lancable, lunix is new for me

If you're intention was to install BT and have the almighty "H4X0R it N0\/\/!" button then A) You're naive and B) You're wrong.

If that wasn't your intention then I'll give you this, which I usually don't do, and if you still can't figure it out then......kthxbai

Belkin F5D7010 V6000

• Driver : RT61
• Chipset : Ralink
• Notes: after untar the files, in the Module dir, make clean, make debug and then make install then modprobe rt61 debug=1

[thorin]

I suggest you start out with a distro more suited to your skill level like Ubuntu.

BackTrack is meant for a very specific audience, which unfortunately you do not seem to fall within.

[streaker69]

I suggest you start out with a distro more suited to your skill level like Ubuntu.

BackTrack is meant for a very specific audience, which unfortunately you do not seem to fall within.

He said he tried Ubuntu, and couldn't figure it out, so of course, the next logical step was to try something even more difficult.