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Finally got around to installing a Linux distro on a partition of my hard drive. The only thing I can't get working is my network adapter (LinkSys model WUSB12). I found a post about it here via Google, but the only help was a link to a patch of some sort, and the web site required username/password.
So I was hoping maybe someone here could help me figure out how to get it working. It was detected during the installation, but it fails to load when I boot, and when I try to activate it while in RH9, it says it's not connected and to check the cables, I'm guessing it's because I don't have drivers or something.
Excelllent, looks like it should do the trick. I had downloaded variations of that, I believe, but after several pages of Google search results, never got that official page. Hopefully my next question will be posted through Konqueror.
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