Hmm, yes, it didn't work for me either. Unless someone knows of a place they actually use, you might find one just as quick by just googling around a bit though 50Gib really is a lot IMHO to hope for from a free hosting place.

Are you looking for 50GB total storage or to be able to store 50GB file? There is a huge difference. If it is several smaller files like 1-2GB files just use a site like Mediafire or RapidShare. Alternately if you ahve hardware to spare you can setup your own server to do this.

I personally have a shared hosting server I rent from bluehost.com that I use for file servers in a pinch. Otherwise I keep it in house between 2-3 boxes.

I almost always suggest that you use a Virtual Machine to try and learn Linux. It is really easy and safe.

Hey guys, I need a driver for kubuntu/ubuntu for a "Broadcom Corporation BCM4328 802.11a/b/g/n (rev 03)" and one for my " nVidia Corporation C67 [GeForce 7150M / nForce 630M]" Thanks in advance.

Here's a good starting point for the Broadcom driver (apparently the Broadcom STA driver works for that device): http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Broadcom_BCM4312

For the nVidia card, the opensource `nv` driver should work, but if you want the high-performance driver, this is the nvidia linux driver portal: http://www.nvidia.com/object/unix.html
From the looks of things, the latest 190.x series driver supports your card, but you'll want to maybe google around a bit to make sure, or select the (190.x) driver link on that nvidia page, and either read the "SUPPORTED" tab, or the README file on the driver download page.

Also note: if your distro offers the nvidia binary driver from your package manager repo, you may find that to be easier than installing the driver from source, as is provided from nvidia.