Maybe a stupid question

[Nicolas Sergent <nicosergent@free.fr>]

Hello,

I have a laptop (Acer Aspire 1511LMi) with a broadcom wlan card which 
has no driver for linux, and ndiswrapper does not work in pure64 as 
there is no 64 driver for MS Windows... I think many of us have the same 
problem!
As far as I can understand it, the only way to get this card working 
(until Broadcom release the specs) is to run a 32 bits kernel, but in 
that case, what would be the point in having a AMD64? Isn't it possible 
to run a minimal 32 bits kernel in user-mode (in a kind of virtual 
machine), just to run ndiswrapper on?

If this is totaly stupid and couldn't work, can please someone tell me 
why (for my own culture)? Is this can be done, how can I help?

Thank you

Nicolas