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Re: Linux Mandriva [message #18384 is a reply to message #18383] Thu, 25 September 2008 18:18 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
chickenk is currently offline  chickenk
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You'll call me crazy if you're balancing between Mandriva and Ubuntu, but why not try... Gentoo ? Wink

Ok it's up to you, I understand this choice of mine makes a lot of people laugh at me. I assume. Razz But at least, information from the gentoo community is most of the time accurate, interesting and can be applied to other distros with a bit of common sense.

I believe your card driver installation is described, the Gentoo way, here :

http://gentoo-wiki.com/Broadcom_43xx

It may be worth reading these lines, and through the lines as well.

(PS. I am "forced" to use Fedora 9 at work, and I _really really_ hate it. Well, less than Windows. Oops, did I said that?)

Lionel
 
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