Hi, I think that the wireless device will connect to the same server once you have connected to it once. The short of it is, you can't switch to managed mode - you're always in roaming mode, which also means that you can't automatically start a wireless connection because roaming mode always connects to whatever wireless router it finds first - which may not be yours. Somehow Mint doesn't seem to be setting network connections up properly on startup, even if it does recognize and utilize the hardware. The unit works fine in roaming mode, but when I go to The Network Settings, there are no connections listed in the "Location" drop down box.
Once the adapter is enabled you should be able to use this device.Phillfri wrote:I have a similar problem with a ZyXel G-202 wireless device running the native linux zd1211rw driver.Check the adapter is installed in the device manager properly.Double click the adapter and check the device status under General Tab.If you see an adapter with a red cross (X) mark, it indicates that the adapter is disabled. Expand Network Adapters category on Device Manager.Click Start, right-click My Computer, select Properties, click Hardware tab, and click Device Manager.The Wireless network connection icon shows disabled in the network connections.Red X mark on the adapter in device manger.Windows device manager will display "Error code 22" when a device is disabled.Verify if your network adapter is disabled: When your network (wired or wireless) adapter is disabled, you will not be able to access your network resources or go online. This article explains how to enable a disabled network device.
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