I got a D-link DWL-G122 (USB) but it was not reconized by my Linux PC, can i get fm any where a driver?  there was nothing found in D-Link Web site.
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get ndiswrapper, it lets you use windows drivers for you network cards on linux.\nhttp://ndiswrapper.sf.net
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go to drivers.com they have a lot of dirvers for computers and it's componentsl
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visit www.driversguide.com ..here u might drivers for it
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Have you checked that it works under native Windows?\nIf so, have you installed the drivers in your wine-environment?\nThere even might be a Linux driver out there, try some of the Linux-sites.\nIf all fails, switch hardware (not the PC, the tuner). I think that\nHauppage works with Linux.
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WELL TRY THE XVX ROUTER INTO THE UBILONG CABLE..THEN PROCEED A PRIMARY HOOK UP OF THE BT VIA THE HOX UNIT..FOLLOWED BY ROUTING THE LINUX INTO YOUR FX CARD. VOILA!
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http://www.driverguide.com/
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This is one variant of Linux I have not used, but my first thought is.\n\nIf the driver is not available directly for this flavor, does the system include all of the components necessary to compile and link the driver into the system in the version that you have.\n\nLooking at the ISO size on www.puppylinux.com, I am not sure what components are included in the reduced size versions.\n\n1) Do they make a driver for this device?\n2) If not can you take source from another Linux and compile it?\n3) If you have to compile it, what system calls (if any) must be modified from mainstream Linux?\n\nQNX (http://www.qnx.com) was the first micro kernel based UNIX, the issue about drivers being compiled existed, due to the differences required whole re-writes.\n\nSend tech at puppy a email if you have to compile, may save you MANY headaches.\n\nHope this helps.
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you can try www.driverguide.com
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hmmm. i had the same problem. try looking for the driver on the internet.
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if your pc is reasonably new then it maybe supported on the motherboard alternatively you can purchase a bluetooth dongle that you put into one of the usb ports and this can then be used, if you have windows xp it will recognise the dongle as soon as it is put in the spare usb port
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Check out driverguide.com
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have you tried driverguide.com?
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Go to this site and select your operating system, find the driver that fits your need, download it by clicking the download now button, save it to your desktop or other folder so you know where its at. The file is an executable file so just open it and run it.\n\nhttp://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?product=61682&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&submit.y=3&submit.x=12&lang=en&cc=us
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There was a short-lived variant of 95 that supposedly had USB support, however it never worked.  That's when 98 popped onto the scene.\n\nTry updating the 95 system to Win98SE and then make your connection.
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download the driver also download directx
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If you're a Windows user (XP preferably), go to Windows Update.  It should be able to detect your ethernet port and provide a recent driver.
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Sorry mate, it's guys like u that make life tuff\n\nMany drivers not working ... improper ... hardware clashing ... \n\nNow , with Windows XP and Vista ... PURE PLUG N PLAY ... if USB devices r going 2 need drivers ....\n\nI suggest u write 4 linux or os2 ....