On Tue, Jun 15, 2010 at 3:39 PM, gm5729 <[email protected]> wrote: > >> > > >> > How Linux friendly is that box? > >> > >> I would imagine it's fairly Linux friendly. It's got an AMD Athlon CPU, > >> ATI > >> video card, Broadcom wired and wireless networking (I've had issues with > >> Broadcom wireless in Linux), and fairly standard PC stuff rounding out > >> the specs: > > > Most of the 43xx series runs great with the kernel hooks and the blob > Broadcom released about a year ago. > > > Find B43-FWCutter..install...chmod +x...install Broadcom blob and link > to the cutter like the instructions show and the firmware will be > installed. I have found because this is a kernel change it's best to > reboot or glitches occur. > > Ndiswrapper... is that the pink stuff stuck to the bottom of your shoe > after going to the carnival? > > Ndiswrapper is a software shim that lets you use windows device drivers in your linux kernal.
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