like dont get me wrong guys, im not planning on not having OpenSUSE.
But for me windows is kinda of a need.
I do these things in Windows
Tmobile G1 Tether on long trips.
Fruity Loops
Adobe Photoshop/Flash/Dreamweaver
Notepad++
FTP Stuff
Local Shared Files/Folders from 3 other Windows’s Xp and vista ( <<< important)
Now, I understand that I can browse the net… write articles and etc with OpenOffice and stuff… but i still wanna have windows.
Now, till i get the dvd… can someone tell me how to change the resoution of the screen… and how to get my wireless to work ?
Those are the main ones i need to start on it.
(i tried something CTRL+ALT+ + or - ) … that just does something in the background… but not the actual screen.
Tmobile G1 Tether on long trips.
Fruity Loops
Adobe Photoshop/Flash/Dreamweaver
Notepad++
FTP Stuff
Local Shared Files/Folders from 3 other Windows’s Xp and vista ( <<< important)
All this should be possible with suse and XP in Virtual Box
> Fruity Loops
> Adobe Photoshop/Flash/Dreamweaver
> Notepad++
> FTP Stuff
> Local Shared Files/Folders from 3 other Windows’s Xp and vista ( <<<
> important)
sorry to break it to you this way, but that stuff is all GONE!!
you should have made a copy of it BEFORE you started messing with the
petitioner…
Well, first you need to plug into your modem because the program is going to find your network card then it will go find the correct driver on the internet, unless you download the driver yourself and put it where it tells you.
Once you download the file Auto-NDISwrapper there will be and instruction text file inside the archive, just extract all the files in it and find the instructions. Tip, everything is done in terminal so whatch your typos
Hopefully that will get your internet up for the time being while you wait for windows discs.
Auto-NDISwrapper 0.1
Please remember to always try to use the latest version of NDISwrapper with this script
[ERROR] NDISwrapper not found!!!
Please look for “ndiswrapper” in your distribution’s package manager and install it or go to Ndiswrapper.com - ndis wrapper Resources and Information. This website is for sale! and download the latest sources
Auto-NDISwrapper 0.1
Please remember to always try to use the latest version of NDISwrapper with this script
Sorry, card not yet supported by Auto-NDISwrapper
Save this output as it will help other people give you support
Broadcom Corporation BCM4312 802.11b/g (rev 01)
nick@linux-u96v:~>
Sorry that didnt work for you, it worked with my Broadcom Card the BCM4328. Wireless internet in linux is alwasys such an issue for a lot of people. I would definitely try the page posted above as well becuause that is an actual driver release from broadcom made for linux to work with their BCM43xx cards. It offer a lot better connection stregnth than NDISwrapper as well.
Hope it works out, linux is really fun when you start to get it working right for you.
nickbunyou, you can download a cd or dvd off the internet and because you have a license (by buying the laptop with Windows) that entitles you to have a “backup” copy so you have the full right to download it.
Note: One exception is the BCM4312 802.11b/g [14e4:4315] chipset. As of 1/30/09 it is not supported by the b43 driver, even thou the BCM4312 802.11a/b/g chipset is.
