PCLiuxOS not detecting touchpad ,soundcard,and wireless adapter of lenovo laptop
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PCLiuxOS not detecting touchpad ,soundcard,and wireless adapter of lenovo laptop
hi,
i have a lenovo laptop(model:Y 500-776146Q).However when I installed PCLinux-OS , my touchpad seems not working(ofcourse i can see the mouse point but it is not moving)
I have configured my pointing device to "Any serial or USB " under the configure pointing device option.
Similiarly it have not detected my sound card
Again i am unable to configure my wireless adapter(Broadcom BCM4311).
It says unable to configure ndiswrapper and something like that though i have choosen the correct .inf file.
Try configuring the touchpad to use the PS/2 protocol (or event if you have that).
The native linux driver for the wireless networkcard might be interrupting ndiswrapper. Login as root and run lsmod in a console. Do you see a module called bcm43xx?
do lspci to find out what kind of sound card, touch pad, etc. you have
then look up the drivers for them
you may need to recompile your kernel (i did for my touch pad) make sure you compile any dependencies as source and not modules
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