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There was some acknowledgement / agreement that as long as the default
settings were within the FCC regulations there was no problem with the source
being publicly available. I think having to modify the driver/firmware and
then compile it is non-trivial for an end-user. Even for a developer
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Le 13-01-09 12:29 AM, m...@lavabit.com a écrit :
I need to replace this card: http://i.imgur.com/QlFdw.jpg for an IBM Lenovo
ThinkPad T42 2374-Y1Z
laptop. I don't think it is compatible.
Do you have the system at hand? It would be most useful if
With regards to the BIOS patching, I should firstly add that it is a
potentially risky process and it might leave your laptop in a non-working
state. This might just be a routine warning, as I don't know how often the
process fails.
Having said that, I did in fact patch my BIOS (IIRC:
I've bought the USB wireless adapter from Think Penguin. I'm in New York so
it should be here soon. I will see about updating an entry to h-node.org. I
have a handy URL address I could link here,too, about my system...instead of
typing it all out. I'll just need to find it.
Thank you for
Actually, It's FCC regulations that forced IBM to Whitelist their Wireless
Cards.
I have a possible solution, but it involves using non-free utility once and
then you can remove it once the job is done. (well, I only know of non-free
utils for this, there might be free ones that I'm not
While this was initially the explanation given they have since flip flopped.
The flip flop occurred because the FCC explicitly said there was no such
requirement. Everything suggests a financial motive.
I also want to point out that while IBM/Lenovo may have been the first
company to
Actually, It's FCC regulations that forced IBM to Whitelist their Wireless
Cards.
The FCC is a sucker for big business and proprietary software. This link is
an interesting read BTW (from someone who knows FCC regulation):
I need to replace this card: http://i.imgur.com/QlFdw.jpg for an IBM Lenovo
ThinkPad T42 2374-Y1Z laptop. I don't think it is compatible.
Have you reported that card to www.h-node.org ? It would help. I think I
found your laptop from h-node
(http://h-node.org/notebooks/view/en/391/ThinkPad-T42-type-2374). It seems to
have a different card which is reported as working. Maybe you could try to
find one of those. You can also
I bought this ThinkPad from an eBayer who got it from a government office.
...And I thought I was to get perks as it was from the state. :)
I did see the different card on h-node.org. Thank you, ahj, lammi87, and
malberts. I will buy from your link (as it also supports this Trisquel),
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