Want the motherboard drivers for RHEL5 in Acer 4720z
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Want the motherboard drivers for RHEL5 in Acer 4720z
Hi there,
I just installed RHEL 5 on my Acer Aspire 4720z laptop succesfully.
I want my sound, lan and wireless devies be activated in my lappy.
Canu please help me where I can get these?
yeah type alsamixer and enable it. it may be muted as default. or click the little speacker icon and enable the speakers either way alsamixer or pulse it all does the same.
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