Oh yeah, I almost forgot, use the TAR package for Fedora. I had trouble with the RPM install. Go to your home directory and make a new folder called "downloads" or something easy to remember. When you download the TAR file from Linuxant, save it in this new folder.
Now, open up a terminal "start>system tools>terminal(second from bottom). type su - and hit enter.
Enter your root password you chose during Fedora install and hit enter. Now you are "root" or administrator. Now you need to go to the folder where you saved the Linuxant TAR file. Type cd /home/username/filename then enter. (Note:replace the username with the account name you used during install and replace filename with the folder or directory of where you saved the Tar file. Also, you dont need to type the whole name of the path. Aftee you hit the / key, just enter the first letter of the next directory then hit the Tab button and it will fill in the rest of the word eg: /h tab/u tab/d tab
Once you get to the directory, type ls then hit enter. This will list all the files in that directory.
Now you need to unpack the TAR file.
tar -zxvf driveloader-1.52.tar.gz
cd driveloader-1.52 (cd d then tab)
./configure or make config
make
make install
The install readme from Linuxant says to {make install} after you cd into the directory. I dont remember if i did that or not but you can try it.
Asuming you dont have any install errors, run dldrconfig where you will be asked to enter some info. After that is done, open up Mozilla and put
http://127.0.0.1:18020/ in the browser window. When the box comes up, puit in ROOT and your root password and follow the instructions at linuxant installation page.(provided you have access to the net. You'll need the DWL install disc as the install will need to use thw .ini and .sys files from the windoz driver.
If you can understand this and you get this far, then all you gotta do is open up network device control and make a new wireless connection and you should be good to go. Lemme know if you have any probs.
AJ
Wired
