Ian K schrieb:
When I pop in a standard 3com 589cs card, the computer beeps, and
beeps again when I take it out. That looked promising. I then put in
his WAN card, a new Linksys Wireless B Adapter. (WPC11 version 4,
which uses a Realtek chipset.) I heard nothing when putting it in,
but heard a b
or maybe a knoppix disk which is pretty good at detecting hardware.
On Tue, 2 Aug 2005 19:22:37 -0400
Michael Crute wrote:
> Being lazy I would start with the dead simple route. Boot the ubuntu livecd
> check out what driver it loads and if the card works, if all is peachy under
> ubuntu reboot
Being lazy I would start with the dead simple route. Boot the ubuntu
livecd check out what driver it loads and if the card works, if all is
peachy under ubuntu reboot gentoo and modprobe the driver that ubuntu
loaded. If all that fails then you need to dig deeper into your kernel
config. I could ma
HI guys,
I have resorted to putting Ubuntu on my friend's laptop.
If you remember, it was an evil Panasonic Toughbook, with
a Ricoh PCMCIA card slot(?) from hell. If you want a brief
explanation, read starting from the 1. If you want to skip
to the problem, goto 2. :)
1. Well, I tried everything,
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