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I recently loaded an HP Envy Desktop with Centos 6.3. I am getting a GNOMAE error that indicates I don't have firmware for my RALINK 3290 WIRELESS card.
I can't use hardwire, because of distance. I need to get the drivers for
this Ralink 3290 to work on CentOS 6.3. HELP! Any ideas?
Since CentOS 6.3 is unsupported, have you considered taking a user-friendly distro (such as Linux Mint) for a test drive? I bet your card would probably work fine "out of the box" in a distro like Ubuntu or Mint.
The other side of this is that CentOS is based on an Enterprise Linux. They are less accomodating of things like wifi - servers don't generally need it, clients do.
Since CentOS 6.3 is unsupported, have you considered taking a user-friendly distro (such as Linux Mint) for a test drive? I bet your card would probably work fine "out of the box" in a distro like Ubuntu or Mint.
Snowpine, thanks for your comment it is something I will defintiely try LATER ON. I need to get Centos up and working as you may know it is very very close to Redhat Linux. I am trying to get my Redhat certification and my class disk is not working. So, I am trying to go the cheaper route and get something similar.
and CentOS 6.3 is UNSUPPORETD !!!
Cent ONLY supports the CURRENT minor versions
and that is now
CentOS 5.10
CentOS 6.5
you will have big problems even trying to install software on 6.3
the repos have been moved to the historical archive "the vault" and a place holder massage replaced it
This directory (and version of CentOS) is depreciated. For normal users,
you should use /6/ and not /6.3/ in your path. Please see this FAQ
concerning the CentOS release scheme:
and CentOS 6.3 is UNSUPPORETD !!!
Cent ONLY supports the CURRENT minor versions
and that is now
CentOS 5.10
CentOS 6.5
you will have big problems even trying to install software on 6.3
the repos have been moved to the historical archive "the vault" and a place holder massage replaced it
and CentOS 6.3 is UNSUPPORETD !!!
Cent ONLY supports the CURRENT minor versions
and that is now
CentOS 5.10
CentOS 6.5
you will have big problems even trying to install software on 6.3
the repos have been moved to the historical archive "the vault" and a place holder massage replaced it
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