How to Use NDIS on Ubuntu
Network driver interface specification (NDIS) is a driver wrapper used on Linux operating systems to interface with Windows-based wireless network cards, both integrated and external. You can use NDIS by downloading and installing the NDISwrapper package onto your Ubuntu operating system using the terminal. From there, the operating system will automatically use NDISwrapper whenever a Windows-based network card is connected.
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Instructions
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Log in to Ubuntu as the "root" user.
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Open the Terminal from the desktop.
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Type "sudo apt-get install ndisgtk" and press "Enter." This downloads and installs the NDISwrapper package, enabling it on your Ubuntu system.
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