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I am attempting to use MEPIS on a laptop without a hard drive until I get a new hard drive for it. I tried to install linux-wlan-ng, the debian binary, ...
- 02-02-2005 #1Just Joined!
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Reboot after installing WLAN modules?
I am attempting to use MEPIS on a laptop without a hard drive until I get a new hard drive for it. I tried to install linux-wlan-ng, the debian binary, and my wireless network was not properly recognized. Since rebooting is not an option, as this is a live CD and my changes will not be saved, I need to ask: do you need to reboot after installing kernel modules before they will work?
- 02-02-2005 #2
Re: Reboot after installing WLAN modules?
No, you don't. But you have to make sure the modules were built using the same source tree as the kernel you're running.
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- 02-03-2005 #3Just Joined!
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ndiswrapper
Also, are there any precompiled Debian binaries around for ndiswrapper? I really don't feel like compiling it.
- 02-03-2005 #4Brilliant Mediocrity - Making Failure Look Good


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