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this post was submitted on 26 Mar 2024
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NDISWrapper: we're just gonna trick the Windows driver into thinking it's running on Windows and intercept the system calls.
That was certainly an era.
God what a nightmare that was
Oh god I remember that. Luckily in 2003 my main computer was scraped together from discarded parts at my father's day job, so it was ethernet only
In 2024 on a laptop I still have wifi problems though. Most recently, if I closed and opened the laptop lid (suspend + resume), the wifi hardware just disappeared off the face of the kernel.
Turns out that the
iwlwifikernel module just irreversibly crashes when the laptop suspends and can only be fixed with a reboot.So I had the fun task learning about systemd pre-suspend hooks to unload the driver before suspend and load it again on resume.
Turns out wifi drivers still suck in 2024