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    Get someone to make you a GParted cd. It's bootable and will partition your disk to anything you want.
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    Quote Originally Posted by glennzo View Post
    Get someone to make you a GParted cd. It's bootable and will partition your disk to anything you want.
    Someone suggested that to me as well. But since I can also boot to the USB [Removable] Device, I can probably install it onto there (As GPart comes not only in ISO Format.)

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    All is not lost, if you're having trouble with those drivers, consider ndiswrapper (ftp://ftp.pbone.net/mirror/atrpms.ne...9.fc6.i386.rpm)

    Install that and go into terminal, run "ndiswrapper" and if any errors occour post them, otherwise you'll be given a list of options, pop in your driver CD and find the .inf file in there, copy the location of that file into console and run this:

    ndiswrapper -i /mount/point/of/cd/driver.inf

    Obviously replace that with the filename and location of the .inf file.

    Now run "ndiswrapper -l" and post the output here.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Oxygen View Post
    All is not lost, if you're having trouble with those drivers, consider ndiswrapper (ftp://ftp.pbone.net/mirror/atrpms.ne...9.fc6.i386.rpm)

    Install that and go into terminal, run "ndiswrapper" and if any errors occour post them, otherwise you'll be given a list of options, pop in your driver CD and find the .inf file in there, copy the location of that file into console and run this:

    ndiswrapper -i /mount/point/of/cd/driver.inf

    Obviously replace that with the filename and location of the .inf file.

    Now run "ndiswrapper -l" and post the output here.
    I don't have a driver CD with that driver on it. Also, this has been continued in this thread.

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