Summary: does anyone know where i can get drivers for my linksys wireless card? it is the speedbooster wireless "g" desktop card. p4 3.0ghz @ 222X15=3330mhz 5...
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: Can someone describe in detail how to install and setup USB wireless driver? I am very green when it comes to Linux. I have the Belkin USB Wireless ru...
Summary: I've been using linux for about a month, and I find it to be far easier to use than windows. Because there is always a problem with my computer (I don...
Summary: I am looking for drivers that will recognize my D-link wireless card in my Linux OS. At this time The OS dosent even see the card. Anyone? ...
Summary: I'm booting from a CD and Knoppix/Linux loads fine but I can't get on the internet. In a shell I've done the commands IWCONFIG & WLCARDCONFIG and I ge...
Summary: I am using CrossOver Office. It takes quite a while to load, in fact you think the system has gone to sleep but once loaded it runs superbly!. I too...
Summary: MicroSHAFT aint about to support linux! They are attempting to destroy their number ONE threat (linux). I have YET to see any isp that uses a propriet...
Summary: I understand where both sides are coming from. Most distros of Linux are not yet as polished as we would like. Many of us want to be productive, and d...
Summary: Hmmmmmmm.....I can bet any amount of money that Cruptr still uses Windows. He may use Linux, but he definitely uses Windows too. Also, Windows 2000 wa...
Summary: I think that almost any external modem will work. You might have some trouble with USB, but I have heard of successes. Any hardware modem will work ...
Summary: hello, I'm trying to install redhat 6. It worked fine nutil I had to choose between diskdruid and fdisk for the partitions. When I clicked on one or t...
Summary: Linux cannot detect "Winmodems". Winmodems are designed to be used with Windows. These modems do not have near the amount of hardware on the board a...
Summary: "[Redhat is] emphasising its focus on two key areas: replacing legacy Unix systems..." It is awefully hard to replace some Unix systems. What is the ...
Summary: I am curruntly running Window XP pro and I plan on dual booting with Red Hat 7.2. I know most of my hardware is compatible with RH 7.2 but I can't fin...
Summary: Linux does not yet support ultra 66 controllers. You can do what I did, go to www.linux-mandrake.com and download their OS. Mandrake is based off of...
Summary: Depends on the game, with games such as Quake III, you have to download the linux-x86(most likely) binaries from fileplanet.com or similar site, read ...
Summary: reposted from Windows XP forum - I'm interested in running Linux on my PC - dual booting with Win XP pro. Although a newbie I have managed this befor...
Summary: If you still didn't get Linux 7+ on yet, try booting with an old Win95/98 or DOS bootdisk that has the drivers for your CDROM drive. Go into DOSUTILs ...
Summary: Hmmmmmmm.....I can bet any amount of money that Cruptr still uses Windows. He may use Linux, but he definitely uses Windows too. Also, Windows 2000 wa...
Summary: Thanks CL - I checked your answer, but I don't understand how I shall do in particular.. I am not that used to Linux or MBR (yet :-)..) Where can I s...
Summary: I run MK9 and the EliteDuo Wireless runs fine but without the convenience of the many INav features unfortunately. I have yet to find specific linux ...
Summary: This is for those looking for a Linux driver for the Belkin USB Wireless adapter. The Belkin Wireless USB Adapter (F5D6050) uses the Atmel driver (vne...
Summary: Hi everyone. I used to use Windows (ME) on my system, but, I got pretty fed up with it, and its numerous faults. As an alternative, I went ...
Summary: I have blessed with successfully loading Zipslack, then Linux 8.0, on A PCG505G,but have not tested everthing yet.(the zipslack worked great if you li...
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