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> The hardware that I have is a netbook. It uses an Intel Atom CPU, and
> although the VT6656 chip is a USB device, it is not removable from the
> interior of the netbook. I'd imagine that this is not an unusual usage
> of this chip.
Can you tell me which model the netbook is?
Thanks,
Fo
Hi Jim,
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 06:27:18PM -, Jim Lieb wrote:
> I got it to compile in staging in our ubuntu-karmic git. It would not compile
> for 64 bit .31rc2 because the code fell into the sizeof(int) == sizeof(void *)
> trap. I fixed these by using the support fctns and macros. I have
Hi,
On Fri, Apr 24, 2009 at 03:44:03PM -, raulmuaddib wrote:
> I'm having a problem too, I thought this was going to be driver that
> would be integrated into the kernel. My wireless did not work with the
> RC. Will it work with the Final Release?
A new driver with a proper license was rel
With pleasure. Of course kernel integration would be great.
Yet with dkms now easily available, we may already have a sufficient
(temporary) autoinstall solution. The compilation for VT6656 appears quite
straightforward. I'm guessing minor mods to the Makefile and a short
dkms.conf would do the tr
