Linux wireless issues.

[3vilp4wn]

Never done it this way but here you can search for packets and it lists the dependencies too.

http://www.debian.org/distrib/packages#view

make for example:
http://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=make&searchon=names&suite=stable&section=all

At the bottom of the page you can download the make debian package for different platforms. When you try to install it with dpkg -i package.deb it will tell you if you have all required packages installed.

I've done that a couple of times before, but last time I checked make had a shit ton of dependencies.  Looks simple enough now though so, I'll try it 

[proxx]

Yes and before even thinking about messing with driver installs etc... update!
Make sure you have the latest kernel.
Ive seen so many people try messing around with drivers only to find out something was already fixed.
Sure you must be able to plug it into ethernet somewhere?

[3vilp4wn]

Yes and before even thinking about messing with driver installs etc... update!
Make sure you have the latest kernel.
Ive seen so many people try messing around with drivers only to find out something was already fixed.

The plan is a fresh install of 7.0 Wheezy then do my driver shit if I need to.

Sure you must be able to plug it into ethernet somewhere?

I don't have a cable long enough  I could buy one, but I'd prefer not.
I could move my computer, but again, moving it sucks, and is a last resort.

[3vilp4wn]

Double post because I want to bump it.

Here's the result of install.sh as root:
Pastebin, since it's so huge...

Make *runs* this time, so it's a start 

[proxx]

Just to be sure, what did you use and try to connect with?
Personally I think a lot af GUI network managers kinda suck.

[Kolyma]

I'm curious if you ever got problem worked out?