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26-Dec-2004, 03:23 PM #1
Question A: drive
I'm trying to copy drivers to my Toshiba Satellite laptop so I can have a wireless connection with SimplyMepis. I just realized th TS laptop does not have an A drive. Any suggestions on how I can copy the drivers for my IPW2200 wireless nic to my laptop?

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Do you have a cd drive. Find someone with a burner and burn them to a cd. Or buy a USB thumb drive and copy it from that.
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The KWiFiManager is not detecting the IPW2200 network card. The driver is being loaded at boot-up. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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