When I use YaST to setup ndiswrapper for wlan0 it asks for all the same
information it did in 9.3.   However, when I try to "ifup" the wlan0 interface I
receive errors because it uses this command line:

iwconfig wlan0 key open mykeymaskedhere [1] key 128 [2] key 128 [3] key 128 [4]

Here is the full output of trying to run ifup wlan0 command:

     wlan0   device: Broadcom Corporation BCM4309 802.11a/b/g (rev 03)
command 'iwconfig wlan0 key open mykeymaskedhere [1] key 128 [2] key 128 [3] key
128 [4]' returned
  Error for wireless request "Set Encode" (8B2A) :
setting encryption key FAILED, aborting interface setup.

When I had the wpa_supplicant package installed it put 128 after each "wep_key"
field in the /var/run/wpa conf file.   I thought I could uninstall WPA (which
isn't good, because I need it at work), but now its using that same syntax on
its own.  I don't know where its pulling this from, however I can manually run
"dhcpcd wlan0" and get a dhcp address.

It looks like the extra "key 128" fields are the problem because I can manually
get the card up by issuing the proper iwconfig commands:
iwconfig wlan0 ESSID MYSSID
iwconfig wlan0 KEY MYKEY
dhcpcd wlan0

I didn't know if this was a ndiswrapper, wpa_supplicant, or YAST problem so I
put it under Network.

I'm running a Dell Latitude D600.