Re: Module /usr/src/modules/bcm4400 failed (ahh no network)

Hey thanks for the replies, I was rather frustrated last night whne i wrote this. I guess the real thing to do is to get more involved in the debian process, i just haven't done much coding of this type. Some more responses included... > On Thu, Apr 15, 2004 at 10:08:49PM -0700, w

Re: Module /usr/src/modules/bcm4400 failed (ahh no network)

Anyways I could go on and onBy the way what I don't understand is why sarge isn't coming with an option to load the 2.6 kernel, who really wants the 2.4 kernel at this point? > wex wrote: > >> Yes I guess you are correct I am just trying to avoid the obvious i >>

Re: Module /usr/src/modules/bcm4400 failed (ahh no network)

Yes I guess you are correct I am just trying to avoid the obvious i guess. Getting linux on this laptop is a pain in the ass, it is fightin me every step of the way, if I don't win soon I am either going to have to start using windows or give it away. > wex wrote: >>>>I

Re: Module /usr/src/modules/bcm4400 failed (ahh no network)

THanks for the reply. I was hoping there is another solution because I am quickly running out of cds to burn > wex wrote: > >> I am trying ot install debian onto my laptop which has the broadcomm >> 4400 >> network card. I went ahead and installed debian but of cou

Module /usr/src/modules/bcm4400 failed (ahh no network)

I am trying ot install debian onto my laptop which has the broadcomm 4400 network card. I went ahead and installed debian but of course I have no network because it is not in the 2.4.18 kernel that comes with it.I downloaded the the bcm4400-source package from testing burned to a cd and copied

sarge install problems

ld like to dual boot from lilo to linux or xp. Obviously I need help thanks -wex -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]