> Have you tried using the proper Linux driver? If you're having crashes while
>a) running code that we don't have the source for (nvidia), and
>b) running code that we don't have the source for and which is written for a different OS (ndiswrapper/broadcom driver)
I've got a Dell D620 with this card, and I'm unclear as to what the "Ubuntu-endorsed" way is to get the card to work with Edgy (the instructions above are for Dapper). Are the same? I've been through what feels like hundreds of "How-Tos" at this point, and some have the prerequisite of "start with a fresh installation, since other competing how tos may have hosed your configuration." I'm going to clone my partitions, but reloading them before each "how to" is a nightmare, so I'm looking for the how to with Ubuntu's stamp of approval.
Matthew wrote:
> Have you tried using the proper Linux driver? If you're having crashes while
>a) running code that we don't have the source for (nvidia), and broadcom driver)
>b) running code that we don't have the source for and which is written for a different OS (ndiswrapper/
>it's sadly quite difficult for us to do anything. /help.ubuntu. com/community/ WifiDocs/ Driver/ bcm43xx/ Dapper has information on how to set it up.
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I've got a Dell D620 with this card, and I'm unclear as to what the "Ubuntu-endorsed" way is to get the card to work with Edgy (the instructions above are for Dapper). Are the same? I've been through what feels like hundreds of "How-Tos" at this point, and some have the prerequisite of "start with a fresh installation, since other competing how tos may have hosed your configuration." I'm going to clone my partitions, but reloading them before each "how to" is a nightmare, so I'm looking for the how to with Ubuntu's stamp of approval.