XPLITE ON ASUS EEE WONT INSTALL N81 DRIVERS

I have been trying to set up my wifes n81 to act a modem for her asus eee. The asus eee is running on xplite(condensed windows xp.)When the phone is connected to the asus by usb cable it recognises it and seems to be trying to download drivers but eventually a ballon comes up saying that drivers could not be installed. I am assuming that the relevant "software" to download these drivers has been cropped for the xplite. Can anyone tell me how to add this missing feature or where to go from here. I have managed to pair the n81 as a modem with my laptop running full Vista and so a guess xplite is short of something. Thanks in advance. Jim

You don't need to install anything, ath9k has been part of the kernel for a loooooong time. Rather than trying to install random drivers, you should diagnose why wireless doesn't work out of the box. The first place to look is dmesg, so after you try to connect, run dmesg and then post here it's output.

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