suse 10.3: 'bash: lsusb: command not found...'
Hi,
I have installed opensuse 10.3 and I am trying to install a wireless usb dongle using ndiswrapper etc. However in a lot of the how-to's I've looked at they say use command 'lsusb'. I have, and yes, I am logged in as su/root using command: 'su' and also 'su -' But it's still not there. the command 'lspci', which is of similar use, works fine. I have checked all the related threads and none seems to explain, what I think is something very basic, what I am missing. The distro install was from one CD. What am I missing???? S |
You could install the "usbutils" package.
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Great, that works.
Just for anyone else reading this: The reason I couldn't find the 'usbutils' (not that I even knew it existed!) package was because it wasn't on the distro install disk I had. I downloaded the single install CD which only has a minimum selection of rpm's on it - it doesn't even have gcc (only the runtimes). I'm sure the DVD has more. So I downloaded the rpm's from opensuse.org, created a local repository and could then install. The dependency thing has me a bit confused though....but thats another story. S |
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