This is a follow up to my previous question about Debian support for Linksys Wusb600n. I have tried running the Ubunut/Xubuntu LiveCDs and the WiFi does not come up.The Gnome Network Manager menu informs me that my wireless network device is not ready (firmware missing) as shown here:Where can I find Ubuntu packages with the firmware and drivers needed to support the Linksys Wusb600n USB WiFi stick?
Firmware for wireless card on Ubuntu/Debian?
ubuntu;networking;drivers;wifi;firmware
Looks like you're missing the linux-firmware packages. And since this is your network driver, that may make things complicated.First, get these:http://packages.ubuntu.com/natty/all/linux-firmware-nonfree/downloadhttp://packages.ubuntu.com/natty/all/linux-firmware/downloadCopy the deb onto a USB drive (or burn to a CD) and get them available in Ubuntu. Exactly how is outside the scope of these instructions, and I'm assuming that either Ubuntu will know how to mount it for you or you know how to mount it yourself.Once you've got it mounted copy the deb files to your home directory then open a Terminal and run this command:dpkg -i linux-firmware*debThen reboot.If Ubuntu natively supports your wireless chipset then this will solve the issue. If this doesn't solve the issue then you'll have to go for ndiswrapper. 