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Hi, all.

Based on this post I've made a script for keeping the driver after kernel upgrades and think it's noteworthy. So I'll explain how to do it below.

First, create the a text file under...

Hey, Vor, thanks.

Based on that other thread I could write the script. I didn't know how to pass arguments to the makefile.

Just using the new nvidia driver solved the problem, thanks for the attention. But do you know how to redirect a make install to a diferent kernel library that the one of the kernel being used using...

Do you mean I should make and make install_modules instead of using make-kpkg to create the debs?

I'm also trying to make a script that involve the process of compiling, but I can't get the make...

EDIT: I solved that. But now I'm having another problem. This is my /var/log/nvidia-installer.log. Any help is much appreciated.

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Has anyone tried madwifi 0.9.5 yet? I`m going to try it out and tell what happened.

How nice you found a way of upgrading without recompiling the kernel, must try that next time.

I ran the ./configure without the --with-kernel option, I think that's for kernels with ALSA already on it.

I've solved my problem. I compiled a new kernel without the alsa module.

Well, yeah... nobody answered. Still I have made some more stuff that I need to post here.

I compiled a new kernel without alsa module, the latest stable release in kernel.org, 2.6.25.7.

Now I...

[EDIT] Nevermind, I figured it out.

Hello everybody,

So I'm trying to upgrade my alsa-driver to the latest 1.07rc2 version from source and am facing some difficulties.

I proceeded as the...

The madwifi website is working again :)

Looks like the alsa-driver isn't upgrading.

Here's the alsa-info.sh output: http://pastebin.ca/1047467

I uploaded it for you: http://www.mediafire.com/?mjokzl02dxu

I'm glad there's support from the official mad-wifi developers. I've tried and it works fine for me.

I hope Ibex features it natively, having it to work out of the box would be great.

The...

Hello,

First of all I would like to thank you for the effort. Its being a hard time for me trying to upgrade ALSA.

I did as you wrote, but when I type


cat /proc/asound/version

I still...

Just to register: it worked for HP Pavillion DV6768Se (Special Edition) with Atheros AR5006X and Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron 64 Bits.

So now all the fellows from search engines will be taken here. :)

Go to http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/build-essential and download the right package for your cpu type. Transfer the file (its a .deb file) to the computer in question and double click the file.
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Anduu,

You cant imagine how grateful I am to you. In fact I registered to the forum just to thank you.

Ive been trying to make my wifi work for two weeks so far, no even ndiswrapper would work...