Summary: Hi! I am running Mandrake 10.1 on a Compaq Presario 920US. I am trying to install a pcmcia card, a LinkSys Instant Wireless PC Card. I downloaded the ...
Summary: The following has some good info, but basically wireless drivers and support is limited for linux. http://www.wi-fiplanet.com/tutorials/article.php/30...
Summary: I am having a very hard time getting my Linksys WMP11 PCI wireless network card working. Everything that i do has not gotten it to work. I am also a L...
Summary: hello, i am new to linux so i am not very good at all this yet. i have a laptop computer with a linksys WPC11 wireless card and i cant get the card t...
Summary: Although SuSE is a good distribution, unlike some others (Debian, Redhat/Fedora) the only way you can install it for free is to install it over a netw...
Summary: This is my first post here, so if I am doing something wrong please tell me ! I am planning to learn more about Linux, and have installed Fedora Cor...
Summary: Hey guys, I'm trying to setup Internet capabilities on a newly installed Ubunto OS. I've seen a few places that it doesn't immediately support the Li...
Summary: i have just installed Mandrake 9.1 on my laptop. i also downloaded the 'driver' for my Linksys 802.11b PCMCIA card. how can I get my wireless card t...
Summary: Hello, Okay, this is probably going to seem like a realy simple problem to alot of you, but it's not to me ;-) Here's the thing: I'm running Mandrak...
Summary: I'm fairly new to linux. I have an old P2 IBM Laptop, A Blitzz wireless networking card, and software, from Blitzz that is supposed to install a driv...
Summary: I have a Linksys ethernet card and downloaded the Linux drivers onto my Windows machine. Redhat doesn't recognize the floppy with the files on it. How...
Summary: ok, im another one of those Linux newbies who has absolutely NO idea how/where to find drivers, or how to install them [command line usage?]. i have ...
Summary: Has anybody installed a distro and had your wireless card automatically detected? I am looking at a few of them and they aren't talking about having ...
Summary: I have set up a dual boot with RedHat Fedora Core 4. Yes it is great but I cannot use my netgear wireless card. It is not identified. Also, when I try...
Summary: im new with linux, and im getting ready to install wine. my wireless linksys card doesn't work kuz linksys doesn't have linux drivers. so i had an ide...
Summary: I am running KDE 3.1 and I am a newbie. I am trying to install a linksys WMP11 Wireless card and am having no luck. I have downloaded the driver and ...
Summary: After hours of searching, can someone let me know if there is any wireless 801.11g NIC for a desktop with linux drivers available. I have heard that t...
Summary: I have a Intel Ethernet Pro/10+ ISA adapter installed in my computer, but I cannot get it recognized by my OS(Red Hat 8.0) I checked the hardware brow...
Summary: I too have been having some problems finding any help on wireless G drivers for linux. I have a Linksys Wireless G card and after I bought it found th...
Summary: i've been trying to install a linksys usb wireless card and i'think im close but i need some sugestions. when i type ndiswrapper -l rt2500usb ...
Summary: Hi, I just installed linux on my laptop. The internet worked automatically when connected to my network, but when I try it with my linksys wpc11 wirel...
Summary: I have a wireless network adapter which is USB. The model of it is GigaFast WF741-UIC IEEE 802.11b USB adapter. My question is, upon the installatio...
Summary: I have two questions... Question 1 is the first paragraph and it's about wireless networking. The second question is about a graphics card. So plea...
Summary: I have a Linksys Wireless PCI card and I want to install it on Linux so I can get onto the interenet. The Linksys driver CD doesn't have drivers for...
Summary: Hello guys i installed Mandrake 10 Beta on my P3 400Mhz Dell latitude Ls laptop everything is working good but i can't config my wireless card 802.11G...
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