Hi all,
A friend of mine has an HP laptop running Ubuntu 6.10 and is not certain
how to set up the Dell wireless 1470 dual band wlan (vendoe Broadcomm)
card in his machine. Ubuntu told him what it was so is it supported in
Linux or just recognised?
Heracles
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On 3/2/07, Zhasper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It sounds like Screen is confused about your terminal.
What's the value of $TERM in the terminal before you launch screen?
Can you show us the output of stty -a both inside of and outside of screen?
As an interim workaround, see if ^H (ctrl+h) works
Yes, it is possible to make it work under Linux. There is a broadcom
driver for Linux, but it seems most people prefer to use the Windows
drivers with ndiswrapper on Linux (ndiswrapper provides a linux
interface to windows NDIS drivers).
This forum thread may help you:
Heracles wrote:
Hi all,
A friend of mine has an HP laptop running Ubuntu 6.10 and is not
certain how to set up the Dell wireless 1470 dual band wlan (vendoe
Broadcomm) card in his machine. Ubuntu told him what it was so is it
supported in Linux or just recognised?
Heracles
I have a
Hi all,
I have another head scratcher that I hope someone can help shed some
light on:
We have a home-grown perl keepalive script that runs via cron every ten
minutes to monitor various processes on our production systems by
running a ps -ef command and comparing the output to a list, restarting
