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Mark Knecht wrote:
OK, knowing as you all do that I'm a non-admin sort of person these
sort of instructions - the
2 paragraphs at the end - scare me. I hate having to guess what anyone means.
lightning pam.d # qfile -o /etc/pam.d/*
On 11/4/07, Richard Freeman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Mark Knecht wrote:
OK, knowing as you all do that I'm a non-admin sort of person these
sort of instructions - the
2 paragraphs at the end - scare me. I hate having to guess what anyone
Richard Freeman [EMAIL PROTECTED] posted
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Mark Knecht wrote:
OK, knowing as you all do that I'm a non-admin sort of person these
sort of instructions - the
2 paragraphs at the end - scare me. I hate having to guess what
I decided to join the laptop club and bought a Compaq Presario
V6420US.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834147458
Call me ancient but I´ve never had wireless ethernet before so it´s new
to me. I can´t seem to get it working. Initially I tried using
ndiswrapper but
what bmc board do you have? try a lspci and tell us what board you have.
some bcm boards do work fine with their native linux driver.
2007/11/4, Unknown [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I decided to join the laptop club and bought a Compaq Presario
V6420US.
On Sun, 4 Nov 2007 15:27:48 +0100
Beso [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
what bmc board do you have? try a lspci and tell us what board you
have. some bcm boards do work fine with their native linux driver.
On the back of the chip: BCM4311KFBG
lspci -nn:
03:00.0 Network controller [0280]: Broadcom
Getting the presario 6000 to work is a pain. ACPI is horrible, I've
heard of issues with sound, and the wireless can be a pain. Right now
I'm using ndiswrapper with whatever drivers are on that Ubuntu Forum
page. There's a huge forum post on Ubuntu about getting this laptop
working, you might want
4311 PCI-E Supported for kernel 2.6.20.6 and laterthis is from the official
bcm43xx supported devices.
so the steps that you have to do to make it work is:
1. download a kernel = 2.6.20.6 (the 2.6.23 is the latest and i recommend
it since it's good on my laptop)
2. go to /usr/src/linux and do a
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Mark Knecht wrote:
Richard,
Thanks for the response. I would have NEVER guessed that this qfile
command was telling me the files that are no longer needed. I should
have read the man page on that.
Well, strictly speaking it points out files
2007/11/4, mailinglists [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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I have a HP dv6000 - they're not the same but they look pretty darn
similar. I had a very hard time getting the kernel bcm43xx drivers to
work - and when they did they didn't work very well (short
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Beso wrote:
do you have a bcm43xx chipset supported? from what you've said it seems
that you have the 4318 chip, which is one the most horrible and bugged
broadcom chips. i ended up buying another wireless card for 17¬ based on
an atheros
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