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| Member (again) | You need Ndiswrapper Read the documentation thoroughly before you try to install and run it, because it is not that easy to use, and can be very picky. Have you checked to see if there's a Linux native driver out there for it, or if the kernel will support it natively? |
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| Member (again) | Go to the Ubuntu menu, and select the choice that starts with "Run...". Type in xterm and hit run. Once xterm is open, type cd <name of directory> and hit enter. Then run ./configure and if everything goes well, run make && make install To find out your kernel version, run uname -r |
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