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samhogue
Joined: 13 Jun 2006
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 Posted: Tue Jun 13, 2006 10:04 pm Post subject: Sharp Muramasa Networking |
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I have a Sharp Muramasa PC-CV50FW imported from Japan with an internal wireless card that DSL on a USB stick doesn`t recognize. This site
gives instructions on how to make it work with a Debian hard drive install, but I want to do a DSL Frugal install. With wlan-ng.conf and some others being read-only on the USB install, I don`t see how I can add the device. Could y`all look at the above site and tell me if I can get it to work with a Frugal install? Get this going, and I`ll worry about my AnyCom CF Bluetooth card for a cell phone connection next
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Winter Knight
Joined: 29 May 2006
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It's always possible to write to directories in dsl-n. Sometimes you have to change to the directory and type: "mkwriteable"
RC2 is out. It uses UNIONFS, and as I understand it, all directories are already writeable by default. |
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