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Old 4 Weeks Ago   #1 (permalink)
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Question Enabling window's driver into linux for internet modem

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I read that window's driver for modems can be enabled in Linux by copying ndiswrapper . I dunno into which folder to copy it . I am using Huawei wireless modem in India .
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I don't believe you have to put it in any specific folder. I think you just call ndiswrapper command and pass in the windows driver. Just type ndiswrapper command in terminal, it should tell you what to do.
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Huawei wireless modems are supported natively in Linux... you don't need the windows driver or ndiswrapper.
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Huawei wireless modems are supported natively in Linux... you don't need the windows driver or ndiswrapper.
Hi,thanks .
It is a BSNL supply and their CD gives only window drivers . I do not find any download sites for Linux driver .
I am new to linux.
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I don't believe you have to put it in any specific folder. I think you just call ndiswrapper command and pass in the windows driver. Just type ndiswrapper command in terminal, it should tell you what to do.
Hi, thanks . I shall try
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