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Guide: Installation Broadcom Wireless card on Kubuntu - Acer Aspire 5020

This guide explains how to use the Broadcom driver for Windows on Kubuntu, which is to be preferred as the drivers are not open at all to the situation

first install the package Ndiswrapper (also on CD Installing Ubuntu / Kubuntu)

We need the broadcom driver downloaded from Acer

open a shell and run:
sudo ndiswrapper-i driver.inf

check if everything went well:

ndiswrapper-l you should see something like installated driver, hardware present

hour launch
sudo kwrite / etc / modprobe.d / blacklist

go to the last line and type: blacklist bcm43xx

sudo kwrite / etc / modules
go to the last line and type:
ndiswrapper

nn hour that you just restart ..

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Turn on the LED
the card is now installed, but package must be installed to enable acerhk

Scarichiamoli buttons, and launch scompattiamolo:
. / Configure make

make install sudo modprobe

acerhk

sudo kwrite / etc / modules
go to the last line and type:
acerhk

restart
for enable the wireless LED we just open a shell and run:
echo on> / proc / driver / acerhk / wirelessled

that's all .. the card will work fine if you were open to those problems as I found online ..

Help tested on Ubuntu 7.10 and KDE 4.0.1




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Guide: Installing ATI drivers on Kubuntu with Compiz - Acer Aspire 5020

Driver Ati - this guide should work for the entire series X

grab the official drivers from Ati site

enter in the properties file you just downloaded, right click -> properties, go to permissions and enable write permission for all users read and then form the basis of the option make the file executable .. done press OK to confirm and exit

Open a shell and type sudo sh
nomedriver.run

graphic and follow the signs to the launch by the end of the shell:

 cd / etc/X11 
 sudo aticonfig - initial 
 sudo aticonfig - overlay-type = Xv 
 
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 Now we need to enable Compiz run: 
  
 sudo kwrite / usr / bin / compiz 
 
  Replace:   
  
 # Driver whitelist whitelist = " nvidia intel ati radeon i810 "
 
  with  
 
 # Driver whitelist whitelist =" nvidia intel ati radeon i810 fglrx "
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  Then we have to edit xorg.conf  
 sudo kwrite / etc/X11/xorg.conf 
 
  modified in this way in their own headings:  
 Section "Module" 
 Load "glx" 
 
 
 EndSection Section "Extensions" 
 Option "Composite" "Enable" EndSection 
 
 
 
  reboot your system and return to open a shell and run: fglrxinfo  
 
 
  should see something like that :  
 display:: 0.0 screen: 0 
 OpenGL vendor string: ATI Technologies Inc. OpenGL 
 renderer string: ATI RADEON 9600 Series 
 OpenGL version string: 2.1.7276 Release 
 
 Mesa If you see something went wrong .. 
 
 
  If everything goes properly we can start in a shell:  
 COMPIZ 
 
 Help tested on KDE 4.0.1