bruce lee
April 10th, 2011, 03:55 PM
I have used Ubuntu several times, and i love it, and now i recently bought an Aspire Netbook with that all wonderful Windows 7 'starter'....garbage. I downloaded the 10.10 Netbook, and did the demo of the flash drive to basically check it out. Everything seemed to work, except the Wifi, which i have discovered to be typical, i knew eventually Linux would detect it as needing to download the driver, or activate it. WHich it did and i plugged up my lan cable and it connected, but kept 'wiggin' about halfway through its package download. Its an AOD260.
I know the flash drive tour doesnt have all the resources that a full install has, do you think if i install the os to my drive it would have better luck downloading my wifi? Thanks
I know the flash drive tour doesnt have all the resources that a full install has, do you think if i install the os to my drive it would have better luck downloading my wifi? Thanks