Okay I’ve used an X11 Terminal on MAC OS to compile programs but never a driver. I’m now using SUSE 11.3 (first linux to install on my toshiba correctly). Alas I need help telling the terminal what to do. It came with instructions that the modules and firmware need to be set up or injected into the kerenal.
My Wireless Driver is: Realtek 8192SE driver version Linux: 2.6.0017.0507
My Computer is a Toshiba L505-ES5034.
Like I said I’ve compiled software in X11 before but never a driver. So first I navigate to the files using CD (change dir) and then what?
new2suseos wrote:
> Okay I’ve used an X11 Terminal on MAC OS to compile programs but never
> a driver. I’m now using SUSE 11.3 (first linux to install on my
> toshiba correctly). Alas I need help telling the terminal what to do.
> It came with instructions that the modules and firmware need to be set
> up or injected into the kerenal.
>
> My Wireless Driver is: Realtek 8192SE driver version Linux:
> 2.6.0017.0507
> My Computer is a Toshiba L505-ES5034.
> Like I said I’ve compiled software in X11 before but never a driver.
> So first I navigate to the files using CD (change dir) and then what?
There is no significant difference betrween compiling programs and
drivers. Have you read the instructions on how to build the driver?
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Per Jessen, Zürich (21.2°C)
http://en.opensuse.org/User:Pjessen