I just converted a set of VM's from a Windows VMware install to KVM and
ran into the same error. Some machines work and some do not (same error
as above instances). Interestingly,I first tried Ubuntu server 10.04 and
all machines ran just fine. I later decided to use Ubuntu workstation
10.10 and
I just converted a set of VM's from a Windows VMware install to KVM and
ran into the same error. Some machines work and some do not (same error
as above instances). Interestingly,I first tried Ubuntu server 10.04 and
all machines ran just fine. I later decided to use Ubuntu workstation
10.10 and
This post worked for me:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8907762
I've an older IBM/Lenovo Thinkpad and was having a hard time until I
found these instructions.
Last step was of course just adding the startup script.
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Linksys By Cisco WUSB600N v2 Doesn't Work
I completely wiped my hd and loaded the latest Ubuntu. I tried the driver
again with ndiswrapper and had no freezes or errors. It seems the problem is
fixed. The driver didn't work for my builtin WiFi but thats not your
problem. It did not freeze the system. Good work you guys!
On Tue, Aug 19,
Public bug reported:
System: Gateway MX6426 Laptop
Turion 64 processor, 1GB memory, 160GB HD
The system has an integrated Realtek RTL-8185 wireless adapter. Version
7.04 of Ubuntu never acknowledged the card existed. With the upgrade to
7.10, the internal wireless is recognized
