Networking :: Setting up a Belkin FSD7000 wireless 802.11g card

Okay, I've got DSL installed now and running on my cobbled together machine. It runs really well, installation went fine etc.

However, my new challenge is getting the wireless card to work, so I can actually download everything else that I need without piggy-backing my main computer.
Connecting through my main computer is a real pain as well, since I don't have an ethernet bridge cable, so I need to use my router, which is connected to a wireless router that the main machine (and the DSL machine) uses. The result is having to download files onto my main machine, then unplug the router and cables, bring it upstairs and plug it in there, just to transfer the files across and find that they don't work either

Anyway, I've so far attempted to use ndiswrapper as per this guide, however it isn't working at all. The driver installs fine, it complains that the hardware was not detected. Which is odd, because the card is listed quite clearly in the PCI tab of System Stats.

However, I'm uncertain if it has differing requirements or what, as my card is the european version opposed to US (so the number of channels available would be different), I just don't understand why it isn't showing up AT ALL, the PCI bridge is getting power and the card appears in working order (as far as I can tell, the lights on it only come on when it's busy but it doesn't have anything to do yet).

So, what I'm hoping for is some fairly easy instructions on what to try or alternatives to install to get this thing working? For example, I found the RT2500 driver (the card is listed in System Stats as a RaLink RT2500 card), but I have no idea what I'm supposed to do in order to install it. Or what to do afterwards in order to set it up, the site for those drivers is rather useless as far as instructions go

Any help is greatly appreciated! As this is the final hurdle to getting everything set-up, as afterwards it's just apache etc, which I got to work quite easily under emulation on my main machine so I don't foresee any trouble there (plus I know what I'm doing with Apache).

Thanks!