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http://www.linuxquestions.org – Hi everyone. I'm just new here and if i'm not wrong then i think for pb this is the right section and if not then please move to right section. Well from last few days i'm reading documents and downloading this file that files but couldn't solved my pb. Well my pb is i'm running Backtrack3 on VMWare Workstation and its running perfectly without any pb except one and that is my USB wifi device. When i run my Backtrack it shows the device but when i try open Wireless Assistant from backtrack on that time it says No device found. I install the driver from the cd c (HowTos)

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