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ubuntu and t42 / t42p

#1 Post by Guest » Tue Nov 16, 2004 10:28 pm

I just finished installing xp and ubuntu (easily installed version of debian). It picked up almost everything including wireless! This was a great plus since I am still new at linux and I have been too lazy to tackle wireless under FC2. So for you lazy ones out there, ubuntu is very nice and does it for you! :D

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Re: ubuntu and t42 / t42p

#2 Post by GreenLight » Wed Nov 17, 2004 1:12 pm

Anonymous wrote:I just finished installing xp and ubuntu (easily installed version of debian). It picked up almost everything including wireless! This was a great plus since I am still new at linux and I have been too lazy to tackle wireless under FC2. So for you lazy ones out there, ubuntu is very nice and does it for you! :D
Can you please tell me if you have IBM or Intel wireless in your T42x?
T42 - 2373-3VU - 1.7GHz Pentium M 735, 512MB, 14.1" SXGA+, Radeon 9600/64MB, DVD-RW, Intel 2200 b/g

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#3 Post by Pluk » Wed Nov 17, 2004 11:19 pm

I'm running ubuntu too on a t42 with the ibm wireless.
It has an atheros chipset which is covered by the madwifi drivers.

Atheros drivers arent standard kernel drivers but the crew from ubuntu was kind enough to patch their default kernel with the madwifi sources.

hail to ubuntu :)

Running 2.6.9 now instead of the default 2.6.8.1 cuz i like homemade kernels better.

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#4 Post by Guest » Thu Nov 18, 2004 8:37 am

I have the atheros chipset just as the previous comment. Picks it up and connects, was so nice to have wireless in linux!

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