piccolo


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Posted: April 21 2006,20:53 |
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1. Boot DSL from your drive for test. (What is that drive exactly... /sda1, /sda2?. Confirm we)
2. Download the following 3 MyDSL packages so: MyDSL (click icon on desktop) -> System -> gnu-utils.dsl -> dpkg.dsl -> gcc1.dsl
3. Download the .tgz file, for example wifidriver.tgz, to /home/dsl directory using Emelfm (Linux equivalent to Windows Explorer). The directory /home/dsl is your user directory. Others are system directories. If you want can create the folder, for example: wifidrv. (/home/dsl/wifidrv) and to download there the .tgz file. I assume that.
4.Open Up Aterminal and do commands (This unzip the wifidrv.tgz file into the /home/dsl/wifidrv directory)
cd /home/dsl/wifidrv tar xzvf wifidriver.tgz 3. The compilation and installation from sources frequently are 3 commands:
./configure make make install
Anyway read the driver documentation. Note I: Root permission is required to do "make install" command. Therefore you will do: sudo su make install
Note II: Please, post the Readme or Install file. If too long, post it to my email.
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