Hi,
You recall we talked about the hassle of having to re-install wireless
drivers after every kernel update. I've noticed that neither of the
Lenovo machines which I got from Linux Emporium suffers from this
problem: they've both received multiple kernel updates. So I rang Linux
Emporium to see if I could find out how they lock the wireless drivers
in so effectively. What they said was that they use the Debian packages
when converting the Lenovo machines to Ubuntu, and that these Debian
packages contain the wherewithal to lock the wireless drivers in
permanently. Does this make sense, and if so, could the relevant
material be incorporated directly into Ubuntu?
Rowan
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