Downloading and installing wireless card drivers on dell mini 1010
I'm new to working with the terminal so i have been having a hard time with getting things working. However I know currently on my Dell mini 1010 the wireless card is missing is driver. I have found the drivers or at least i believe i have the b43 driver however I'm not sure how to install the drivers through terminal. Could somebody give me a step by step for this problem. Thank you
wireless dell b43
asked Jan 17 at 16:28
Andrew SavageAndrew Savage
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I'm new to working with the terminal so i have been having a hard time with getting things working. However I know currently on my Dell mini 1010 the wireless card is missing is driver. I have found the drivers or at least i believe i have the b43 driver however I'm not sure how to install the drivers through terminal. Could somebody give me a step by step for this problem. Thank you
wireless dell b43
asked Jan 17 at 16:28
Andrew SavageAndrew Savage
1
I will be marking your question as duplicate of another in a few moments. A couple of notes about working in the terminal--- Ubuntu (and linux in general) is case-sensitive, so "File" is different than "file". Also it's very very picky about spelling. But there are some handy items that cna be easily done in terminal vs GUI applications.
– Charles Green
Jan 17 at 16:49
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Possible duplicate of Wireless Card on dell mini 1010 doesn't work
– Charles Green
Jan 17 at 16:50
I think your card is supported by Ubuntu. Type on terminallspci -vnn -d 14e4:and paste the output.Also see.
– VeeJay
Jan 17 at 17:13
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I'm new to working with the terminal so i have been having a hard time with getting things working. However I know currently on my Dell mini 1010 the wireless card is missing is driver. I have found the drivers or at least i believe i have the b43 driver however I'm not sure how to install the drivers through terminal. Could somebody give me a step by step for this problem. Thank you
wireless dell b43
asked Jan 17 at 16:28
Andrew SavageAndrew Savage
1
I'm new to working with the terminal so i have been having a hard time with getting things working. However I know currently on my Dell mini 1010 the wireless card is missing is driver. I have found the drivers or at least i believe i have the b43 driver however I'm not sure how to install the drivers through terminal. Could somebody give me a step by step for this problem. Thank you
wireless dell b43
wireless dell b43
asked Jan 17 at 16:28
Andrew SavageAndrew Savage
1
asked Jan 17 at 16:28
Andrew SavageAndrew Savage
1
asked Jan 17 at 16:28
Andrew SavageAndrew Savage
1
asked Jan 17 at 16:28
Andrew SavageAndrew Savage
1
asked Jan 17 at 16:28
Andrew SavageAndrew Savage
1
1
I will be marking your question as duplicate of another in a few moments. A couple of notes about working in the terminal--- Ubuntu (and linux in general) is case-sensitive, so "File" is different than "file". Also it's very very picky about spelling. But there are some handy items that cna be easily done in terminal vs GUI applications.
– Charles Green
Jan 17 at 16:49
2
Possible duplicate of Wireless Card on dell mini 1010 doesn't work
– Charles Green
Jan 17 at 16:50
I think your card is supported by Ubuntu. Type on terminallspci -vnn -d 14e4:and paste the output.Also see.
– VeeJay
Jan 17 at 17:13
add a comment |
I will be marking your question as duplicate of another in a few moments. A couple of notes about working in the terminal--- Ubuntu (and linux in general) is case-sensitive, so "File" is different than "file". Also it's very very picky about spelling. But there are some handy items that cna be easily done in terminal vs GUI applications.
– Charles Green
Jan 17 at 16:49
2
Possible duplicate of Wireless Card on dell mini 1010 doesn't work
– Charles Green
Jan 17 at 16:50
I think your card is supported by Ubuntu. Type on terminallspci -vnn -d 14e4:and paste the output.Also see.
– VeeJay
Jan 17 at 17:13
I will be marking your question as duplicate of another in a few moments. A couple of notes about working in the terminal--- Ubuntu (and linux in general) is case-sensitive, so "File" is different than "file". Also it's very very picky about spelling. But there are some handy items that cna be easily done in terminal vs GUI applications.
– Charles Green
Jan 17 at 16:49
I will be marking your question as duplicate of another in a few moments. A couple of notes about working in the terminal--- Ubuntu (and linux in general) is case-sensitive, so "File" is different than "file". Also it's very very picky about spelling. But there are some handy items that cna be easily done in terminal vs GUI applications.
– Charles Green
Jan 17 at 16:49
2
2
Possible duplicate of Wireless Card on dell mini 1010 doesn't work
– Charles Green
Jan 17 at 16:50
Possible duplicate of Wireless Card on dell mini 1010 doesn't work
– Charles Green
Jan 17 at 16:50
I think your card is supported by Ubuntu. Type on terminal
lspci -vnn -d 14e4: and paste the output.Also see.– VeeJay
Jan 17 at 17:13
I think your card is supported by Ubuntu. Type on terminal
lspci -vnn -d 14e4: and paste the output.Also see.– VeeJay
Jan 17 at 17:13
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I will be marking your question as duplicate of another in a few moments. A couple of notes about working in the terminal--- Ubuntu (and linux in general) is case-sensitive, so "File" is different than "file". Also it's very very picky about spelling. But there are some handy items that cna be easily done in terminal vs GUI applications.
– Charles Green
Jan 17 at 16:49
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Possible duplicate of Wireless Card on dell mini 1010 doesn't work
– Charles Green
Jan 17 at 16:50
I think your card is supported by Ubuntu. Type on terminal
lspci -vnn -d 14e4:and paste the output.Also see.– VeeJay
Jan 17 at 17:13