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ndiswrapper

Postby linuxfreack » Wed Mar 11, 2009 9:45 am

How com that ndiswrapper issend included in the distro :o
I have made my laptop dualboot with Ultimate Edition 2.0 and downloaded ndiswrapper with that and saved it on the Ultimate Edition 2.1 partition.
-ndiswrapper-common
-ndiswrapper-utils-1.9
-"ndisgtk" (very nessesery it diddend work from the commandline even wen i blacklisted everyting that needed to bee).
With the interface it workt directly.
For me it's is easy I always have my .inf file on my USB stick like this i can always install and activate my wifi card without internet connection.
For the rest it's "BEAUTIFUL" very nice work. :D :o :D
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Re: ndiswrapper

Postby pch.shot » Wed Mar 11, 2009 10:28 am

Maybe Ubuntu is trying to discourage us from using anything Windows related just like Windows ignores and discourages using Linux.
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Re: ndiswrapper

Postby linuxfreack » Wed Mar 11, 2009 12:26 pm

I like that to no more windows but when you have e wireless card like mine and you don't have e wired connection your screwed.
This is e problem well known way don't day find e solution for this :?: :?:
I love Ultimate Edition the best, but example mandriva 2008 or 2009 supports by default this wifi card way did dent ubuntu do that :?: :?:
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Re: ndiswrapper

Postby pch.shot » Wed Mar 11, 2009 1:57 pm

The solution is for the hardware manufacturers themselves to build drivers for Linux. Microsoft has the monopoly. The only way there will be change is if people stop buying hardware that is not compatible with Linux. Once the makers of all this crap are a little shorter in the pocket book they might just change their mind. The next time you go to purchase something, take an Ultimate live disc with you and make the sales person hook up whatever you want to purchase, and if it doesn't work make them hook up something that does!!!! Most of the manufacturers are scared to mess with Microsoft for fear they will stop promoting their crap. That's why I like Intel because they don't give a $#!% about anyone. They dictate the cpu market right now and will so for the foreseeable future.
If there is a source driver available, you compile it for Ubuntu and send it to them. Make your first .deb.
There is a project for you. That's what used to happen in the old days of Linux!!!!
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