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Hello + welcome! Sure you'll have fun starting out with SuSE 10, probably one of the easiest to learn the ropes on. Remember - the more you break, the more you'll learn
Linux was built just for networking. Stick around and you'll see that
theres' nothiing you cannot do... I dual boot with windows, and i have
no problems...
I am not too sure anything can be done about it at the moment as I've trawled the web looking for ideas. But willing to try as a clean install only takes 22 minutes with SUSE 10.
Im not a guru by any means, and im not familiar really, with SUSE.
You should open a thread in the hardware forum, or the SUSE forum. Before you
do that, try searching those forums for past posts that might answer your question.
Honestly, this LQ is very good, but i've had better success solving problems by googling, and
reading howtos at tldp.org. Also, when faced with hardware issues, always try the manufacturers websites; while many do not support linux, some do. One time I had a problem with a cheap network card (via, or something..). I searched and asked questions, nothing helped. Then i went to their website and they had a driver, and instructions....
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