I have windows XP and use a linksys wireless network adapter to connect to the internet, and it totally blows! everything else in the house can connect easily apart from this adapter.
it says it works with XP so im happy, but will it also work with ubuntu? or other linux os?
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should do. Whats wrong with your one running on windows xp? maybe you need an adapter with a bigger range, what have you got at the moment is it a PCI card or a dongle or what?
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should do. Whats wrong with your one running on windows xp? maybe you need an adapter with a bigger range, what have you got at the moment is it a PCI card or a dongle or what?
the one im using now is a linksys usb adapter, it requires a driver for it to work. and linksys hasn't been botherd to make one for any linux operating systems.
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did you check for drivers that someone made for a linksys usb adapter driver for linux?
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Quote: from jamescoleman at 2:46 pm on May 6, 2008
did you check for drivers that someone made for a linksys usb adapter driver for linux?
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should do. Whats wrong with your one running on windows xp? maybe you need an adapter with a bigger range, what have you got at the moment is it a PCI card or a dongle or what? 
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