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I have a freshly installed version of FC3... however i can't get the lspci command to work.. do i have to run it in a certain dir.?
i have root access... wtf is wrong? thanks
edit: command doens't seem to exist..
can't find it in any of the packages for add/remove packags... wtf is going on?
I think lspci is one of those commands like lsmod that you can't individually add or remove. The command lspci does work on my box but the rpm querry doesn't return any results.
You could try the command: scanpci
I'm thinking you left out system and / or development packages during the install.
guys, it finally works!! i finally have wireless on my laptop..
however, now my cdrom won't eject... i don't know what's going on, but anyways... is there a way to eject the cd from linux??
the button doesn't seem to want to do it..
also, is there a way to check my wireless signal strength?
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