Many wireless cards depend on non-free drivers. If you are here because you have experienced a problem with your wireless card after upgrading you may want to consider replacing the card rather than trying to get it to work using a program like NDISWrapper. Information about updating this HCL can be found at the end of this page. When updating the HCL, please do check that the hardware continues to work as expected for the most recent release. However, there is no guarantee the current release did not somehow cause a problem with the driver or configuration for that piece of hardware. Please note that if a piece of hardware was working with a previous openSUSE release, it is likely it will work with the most recent openSUSE release if it is based on a chipset with free software drivers (and firmware if required). There is also a list of wireless chipsets / cards and their working states in openSUSE as reported by the users. Welcome to the wireless network adapters hardware compatibility list (HCL)! In this page you can find instruction on how to identify your current wireless network adapters. Laptops - Desktops - Servers - Virtual Machinesīluetooth adapters - Digital cameras - Firewire cards - Floppy drives - Gadgets - IDE + SATA cards - Keyboards - Motherboards - Monitors - Modems - Network adapters (Wired) - Network adapters (Wireless) - Optical media (CD, DVD, Blueray) - Phones, handsets, mobile/cell - Printers - RAID Controllers - Scanners - SCSI adapters - Sound cards - TV cards - UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) - Video cards - Web cameras
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