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Jeremey Taylor wrote:
I'm really not sure where to go with this, so if this is the wrong
place for this question, please redirect me to the right place.
i have recently purchased a dell laptop. and since i hate windows with
a burning passion. i installed Fedora because so many of my friends
and co workers have had good things to say about it. when my computer
starts up. all goes as planned until it tries to look for a floppy
drive. i dont have one. thats not the real problem. just real
annoying. the part where im really getting frustrated is where it wont
recognize or even detect my mini pci cards. these two mini's are my
ethernet and wireless cards. even when the hardware manager starts it
wont recognize that something is even connected at that location or
even acknowledge that that location exists. is it me? its me right?
-a desperate person on dial up
I would suggest you hit the forums at linuxquestions.org
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