Re: Getting and loading drivers

[NZG <ngustavson@emacinc.com>]

Hmmm, using a kernel recent enough to support the card at a .config level 
would be the easiest. Is there a setting for it in your .config?
But if it's not supported directly by any of the kernels yet you'll need to 
recompile the source with respect to your current kernel and install it.
Does Actiontec offer Linux driver source?

I can't really glean your Linux knowhow from the mail below so forgive me if 
I'm telling you something you already know or not telling you enough.

NZG.


On Monday 13 September 2004 04:54 pm, Bonnie Saunders wrote:
> Steve P. and company.
>
> Finally figured out what the deal with the wireless
> USB adapter is. No driver. So, after much poking
> around in the internals of two linux boxes and
> googling until my hands hurt, help!!!!
>
> What is the correct/most direct procedure for adding
> the driver for the Actiontec USB wireless NIC to a
> Fedora Core 1 system with the upgraded Kernel? Seems
> upgrading the Kernel killed off the driver similar to
> what you saw last Saturday.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Bonnie S.
>
>
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