Re: How to config new hardware in fc5?

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On Wed, 2006-05-24 at 11:18 -0500, Hongwei Li wrote:
> I just install a new tape drive in my fc5 box.  I am using gnome.  In my fc4
> box, I can use Hardware Browser to find and config it. I could not find
> similar tool to set up new hardware.  Can somebody tell me how to do it? or I
> need to install something else? I have installed:
> gnome-panel.i386                         2.14.0-1
> gnome-utils.i386                         1:2.14.0-3

On my FC4 box I can use the "hwbrowser" program to browse the hardware,
see what it is, but it cannot configure anything.  And as far as I can
recall when setting up FC5 for someone else, it's the same package name
(yum install hwbrowser).

Tip:  Can't remember the complete name of something, but remember part
of it?  Use something like "yum search browse" to try and find it.

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