Hello,
For some reason, which is beyond me, I decided to try my wireless card
under FC9. It took me a couple of hours to realize that it's most likely
a Linux driver issue (reading the sources of netplugd turned out helpful).
But that's not the issue. While trying to solve the problem, it occ
Hi Eli,
On 1/19/09, Eli Billauer wrote:
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> Question: Does anyone have any experience with this utility? Even
> better, can anyone give a step-by-step hands-on lecture on how to get
> the #%...@# card working?
I have some experience and I can talk about it if it's desired, but before
that,
Hello again,
For the first time ever, I got several replies in private, and only one
on-list. I think that means "you asked a stupid question, but I wouldn't
like to embarrass you in front of everyone".
So thanks to those who replied.
And I suppose I'll read the HOWTO and get the thingy work
Tell me what kind of card are you trying to use, generally using ndiswrapper
should be the last resource.
Salud
On Mon, Jan 19, 2009 at 4:56 PM, Eli Billauer wrote:
> Hello,
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> For some reason, which is beyond me, I decided to try my wireless card
> under FC9. It took me a couple of hours to
On the contrary, I replied personally, not to expose _my_ poor answer.
-- yotam
On Mon, Jan 19, 2009 at 11:27 PM, Eli Billauer wrote:
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> I think that means "you asked a stupid question, but I wouldn't like to
> embarrass you in front of everyone".
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Hello again.
It may look as if I'm talking with myself here, but the truth is that I
got several replies in private, again. This time the word was that
NdisWrapper should be the last resource. So now I get it: I didn't ask a
stupid question. I wanted to discuss shrimp salad recipes in a
syna
