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i need some websites which provide drivers for hardware under linux
could you please help me.....
regards...
- 05-27-2008 #1Just Joined!
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drivers for linux
i need some websites which provide drivers for hardware under linux
could you please help me.....
regards
- 05-27-2008 #2forum.guy
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The majority of drivers for Linux are found within the kernel. What kind of drivers are you looking for?
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thanks for reply
i'm looking for a driver for my modem...it's not supported by any distribution of linux:drown:
it's a Genius modem 56kb
- 05-28-2008 #4forum.guy
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If it's a winmodem, you might look here for ways to make it work:
linmodems.orgoz
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- 05-29-2008 #5Linux Guru
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Alternatively, buy a real modem. Winmodems are software based, and hence, they will not work without a driver, and they will waste uselesly your cpu power as well (because again, all the work is done via software).
A real modem doesn't need a driver. For example, if you use a com port modem you just need the driver for the com port (that's no problem).
EDITED: All of this applies only if it's a winmodem.


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