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Hello very new to Linux.I can use my wireless at work but at home we just have a wired connection. I am unable to connect. I am using Girlfriends laptop at the moment. My comp is a compaq presario v6000. Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks I am using unbuntu 10.10. And I apologize again I am very new to linux. I am trying everything I can to learn. will try those solutions and post success and or failures.
firmware b-43-installe, my understanding is this is for wireless. if i am wrong i am sorry. my wireless works fine its the wired connection. I googled both suggestions and then checked to see what i had. I am already running with lspci -v.
It's an nvidia driver it should be available in additional drivers if you selected non-free or 3rd party drivers during installation. If you don't know check your /etc/apt/sources.list.
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