Thanks Roel. I just bought a $21 ASUS WL138G V2 PCI from new egg. So
it's worth a shot and cheap enough that if it doesn't work - eh...at
least I tried. If this does work out of the box (or even if it doesn't)
I really hope Ubuntu decides to update their nearly worthless
https://help.ubuntu.com/
Re: Ralph
Yeah, it's a shame. I know this is complicated but Ubuntu was making a
real dent in the commercials sector (as far as getting laptops that
could install it and magazines reviewing Ubuntu). But this WiFi thing
is a deal killer. I tried Hardy again and went the fwcutter route. And
I did
Re: my last post, has anyone used kernelcheck? And if so, what was your
experience?
http://www.ubuntugeek.com/automatically-compile-and-install-the-latest-
kernel-using-kernelcheck-in-ubuntu.html
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[Hardy] ndiswrapper does not function with 2.6.24, causes lockup and instability
https://bugs.lau
It is my understanding that the GPL symbols issue was "fixed" in the
2.6.25 kernel. So, in theory, ndiswrapper will work like it did in
Gutsy with 2.6.25. YAY!!! My question is - I just pulled a new kernel
through Ubuntu update last week. It was 2.6.24-17. Does anyone know
when we'll get 2.6.25
http://kerneltrap.org/Linux/NDISwrapper_and_the_GPL
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[Hardy] ndiswrapper does not function with 2.6.24
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/194714
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Sorry. I didn't mean to imply upstream Debian was a problem. I realize
Debian is why Ubuntu is what they are so Debian gets nothing but my
upmost respect! I just meant that sometimes being pragmatic about
drivers needs to take precedence over ideals (especially when there
isn't a viable alternative
Same problem here. I am trying to use wmp54gs. In both Feisty and Gutsy
ndiswrapper was rock solid with weeks uptime. This uptime was pushing
100's of GBs to my HTPC from my machine. It just worked. I re-installed
Gutsy until this is resolved. I read the reason for the problems (Linux
and GPL s
Using the ATI commercial driver that one gets through Ubuntu repos
cannot be used for Desktop Effects because when installed via the
Restricted Drivers Manager it states when trying to activate Desktop
Effects that "the composite extension is not available". So until now, I
had to use the free Ra
Scratch my above statement. All was fine for about a day. I logged in
today (still w/ animations plugin disabled) and my display froze up as
described in this ticket (mouse worked but I couldn't click
anythingkeyboard was unresponsive) shortly after I started working.
I disabled effects as t
Problem still persists in Gutsy 7.10 release. I have a Dell Optiplex
GX280 with a VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RV370 5B60
[Radeon X300 (PCIE)]. Enabling Extra desktop effects caused UI to lock
up after an unspecified amount of time (usually within 10 minutes).
I disabled the
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