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Silver Surfer I thank you for your continued support - I am really puzzled (not that it takes much)as I did have this system running successfully with the wireless card on a earlier version of Mandriva (2007 I think it was). I visited the Belkin site and the driver download appears be a one size fits all for XP and Win 98. I have found a ArchWiki page on Broadcom 4312 - 43xx cards. when i enter the command lspci| grep BCM43 I get confirmation that the network controller is BCM4306 - which does not appear to be covered by this wiki page but suggests a web site where I may find the b43 driver....my next stop. If you don't mind I may come back to you for assistance.. Regards to you erniev
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Thank you K Bergen, I carried out as suggested get i586 in the top line. I thought so but it is good to confirm this. Thanking you ev
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I'm sure I installed 32 bit Mandriva - is there a way I can confirm this? ev
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SiverSurfer Yes - it does make sense thank you - however still some difficulty I tried a number of path options to the inf file for the ndiswrapper -e but always got the message "No such file or directory exists" however when I tried it with ndiswrapper -i with the same path ( /home/ev/WiFi/bcmwl5a.inf) I get the message already installed. So it reconises the path (I am assuming) for the install command but not for the -e command. However I am sure there is something I am not doing - Thankyou ev
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Thank you - the result from ndiswrapper - l : bcmlw5 driver installed device (14E4:4320) present (alternate driver ssb) bcmlw5a driver installed device (14E4:4320) present (alternate driver ssb) I'm reading this as the driver and the device are identified ...but for some reason I cannot get them working together to give me internet access. Is there anything else I can do? thank you ev
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Yes I have tried using ndiswrapper and pointing it to the location of the xp drivers but get various messages: Unable to find the ndiswrapper interface... Unable to find network interface for selected device (using (ndiswrapper) The card I have is F5D7001 uk - I welcome any further suggestion Thank you ev
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I bought a copy of Powerpack 2010 but have failed to get wireless connectivity. The card I am currently using is a Belkin Wirless G Desktop Network card - and I have now given up trying to get it working. Can anyone suggest a wireless card that they know to work with Powerpack 2010? Thank you, erniev
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What directories and how much space for each?
erniev replied to erniev's topic in Installing Mandriva
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I have purchased the 2010 Powerpack and will install on a 70gig hard drive with XP. I got a little confused with the installation and may have made a wrong entry somewhere - the installation is not yet complete... I can resize my hard drive giving approx half to XP and half to Mandriva. I had previously used Mandrive and it had set up the directories automatically but for some reason I am asked to set up the directories individually. Can you advise what directories I need to get started and how much space to allocate.... or would I be better cancelling the installation and starting from the beginning again? Thanks ernie
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to being with I am very much a know nothing newbie I had Mandriva 2007 running and could connect through Wifi - I have just upgraded to Mandriva One 2009 and when I bring up the Network Centre the wifi network is not showing - indeed there are no wifi networks coming up in the select network window....is there something I should be doing - with 07 I just clicked on my wifi network entered the password and gained entry ...but now nothing. Any help will be appreciated. Thank you ev
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Thanks to everyone who has contributed tho this thread - I now have Rythmnbox running as needed - files savesd as MP3 and can drag them to my mp3 player. Without your help I would still be bumbling about in the dark. Ernie
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Adam, Thank you - following your instruction I have Rhythmbox running and picking up the MP3 player - what I have not been able to do is transcdeo songs on the fly with Rhythmbox (I have installed gstreamer0.10 lame) - how do I do this? Thanks again ernie
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Thank you - here is the output.... [ev@localhost ~]$ dmesg | tail -n 15 sda: rw=0, want=4294967292, limit=15319040 attempt to access beyond end of device sda: rw=0, want=4294967292, limit=15319040 attempt to access beyond end of device sda: rw=0, want=4294967228, limit=15319040 attempt to access beyond end of device sda: rw=0, want=4294967232, limit=15319040 attempt to access beyond end of device sda: rw=0, want=4294967284, limit=15319040 attempt to access beyond end of device sda: rw=0, want=4294967288, limit=15319040 attempt to access beyond end of device sda: rw=0, want=4294967292, limit=15319040 attempt to access beyond end of device sda: rw=0, want=4294967292, limit=15319040
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Thanks to everyone who helped my previous post on installing LAME to hep with creating mp3 files. Now If I could ask another question - having created some mp3 files - how do I now copy them to my mp3 player. I get as far as connecting the USB cable but then I am lost - I cannot find the mp3 player on the desktop and my Linux knowledge is such that I would not know where to look in the folders. Is there something I should be doing that will allow me to view the mp3 players and copy files to it? My mp3 player is a Sopny Walkman NWZ-A818 Thank you ernie [moved from Software by Greg2]
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David, Thank you that sorted my problem - Now If I could ask another question - having created some mp3 files - how do I now copy them to my mp3 player. I get as far as connecting the USB cable but then I am lost - I cannot find the mp3 player on the desktop and my Linux knowledge is such that I would not know where to look in the folders. Is there something I should be doing that will allow me to view the mp3 players and copy files to it? My mp3 player is a Sopny Walkman NWZ-A818 I will submit this new request as a new topic Thank you ernie