The discussion centers on hardware recognition issues in Linux Fedora Core 3, specifically regarding wireless network cards and trackpads. Users emphasize the necessity of identifying the make and model of hardware and enabling PCMCIA support to load the appropriate kernel modules. One participant mentions difficulties with a Linksys card using a Broadcom chipset, while another discusses partitioning issues after installing Gen2 Linux alongside Windows. The conversation highlights the importance of proper partition management and the use of tools like Partition Magic for resolving dual-boot complications.
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The Idiot said:
You question is dumb ?neurocomp2003 said:
Thanks a lot, I have that problem and solved it with partition magic already.boteet said:Hello, everyone., it is me again. i am sorry for posting after you.
I just installed linux, gen2. I partitioned drives into 3 drives, C(10),D(10),E(20), installed windows into C, then I installed gen2 into E. when partitioning E for installation, I changed my mind and saved 5 GBs for windows, but after installation was finished, I logged on into windows and found no free space I tried to save there. Can you help me to get it back please?
hello, neurocom2003, yes, i installed mistenkenly both on the same partition , :shy:, can u help me resolve probem ?neurocomp2003 said:
duel boot is messy i want to take one off , help me please...