Use Wine for Drivers?
Hello, I am looking to install a linux distro (probably Ubuntu) on my computer. Would I be able to use Wine to install the software/drivers that came with my wireless card to make it work with linux? Sorry if this has been asked/covered, but I'm in a rush out and would like to know if this is doable as soon as I can.
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No, that isn't doable. If you need to get your wireless working, you can use your windows drivers with ndiswrapper or use a Linux native driver.
HTH Forrest |
Wine is for running some windows programs on linux NOT setting up drivers, Ubuntu should have everything you need. I've heard good things with openSuse and laptops also.
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there is now a autondiswrapper program that automatically downloads the driver and installs it.
it is at beta version at the moment but sound promising. try: http://easylinuxwifi.org/ |
Thanks you so much! I had just given up hope on installing a linux distro too.
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