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I have a dual booting system with xp and suse 9.2. I have looked and not been able to find any linux drivers out there and since im new to linux im not exactly sure what to do even when i do get the drivers. Anything I get has to be downloaded before i get on linux since linux can get on the internet. Please Help!!!
From your SuSE system, please type "lspci" from the console whilst logged in as root. This will return the exact make + model of wireless card you have. It's a bit hard pointing you in the right direction without this. Hopefully we should be able to get it up + running under Linux once we know which drivers your card needs
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