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I just installed linux redhat 7.1 on my laptop. I am trying to configure internet but I cannot locate drivers for netgear which is my wireless card. I was hoping redhat would have a drive database but if so I have yet been able to add the proper driver. Can anyone help?
Man, why are you running such an old version on Red Hat?? it's like 3 years old... Try fedora core 2 and I bet it'll work right off the bat.. I know it did on my laptop with my linksys wireless card... I think you'll be pleasantly surprised... Fedora is the same as redhat... just led by the comunity now.. Because Red Hat went to strictly Enterprise Solutions...
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