Re: HEEEEEELLLLPPPP !!! New to Unix ....

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On Thu, 2004-12-16 at 16:07, baytimur wrote:
> I am a computer engineer who graduated in 1983.  Did systems 
> programming/networking/tech support on mainframes pc's etc all these years
> 
> I resisted the call of Unix all these years, but now I am bored with 
> everything, and that left Linux/Fedora to play with ....
> 
> I got core 3 and installed it, but of course it does not recognize my 
> Morotola wireless card ! What a surprise :)
> 
> I found out on google that I could probably use ndiswrapper, and the .inf 
> file from the windows XP installation cd for the card, but could not get it 
> to work. Of course I can't, I do not know much about linux at all, have no 
> idea where to tar the ndiswrapper, how make file works etc etc. I do know 
> the theory, but that is all ....
> 
> Can somebody help me get my wireless card working please so I can switch 
> over to Fedora and start learning ? I am hunting for a linux for total 
> morons book for people like myself in the meantime. But that book is not 
> going to help me get that card working ...
> 
> Thanks for your time, if you can help me ....
> 

A few tips when posting to this list:

1. Don't hijack threads, i.e. don't reply to a totally unrelated thread
and enter a new subject line and body. This will make your message turn
up in the middle of that thread and annoy someone, while others will
completely miss it. Compose a new message and send it to the list
address.

2. Make the topic meaningful. "HEEEEEEEEEEEEELPPP!!!!!!!!!!" is not.
This is a high volume mailinglist and most people will gladly skip such
messages. "Motoral wireless card trouble" is a lot better, and 
will catch the eye of others with the same problem, or a solution.

Not meaning to sound harsh, it's just easier for you to get through this
way.

Regards,
--
Tarjei


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