In all fairness Russel, unless you specifically want to mess with this
problem, the common way is to use Livna/Atrpms.. Livna even has a
kernel independent package whose name i can't remember which
will/should work with any kernel.
So really, you chose the toughest way if you ran into that problem.
How so? Livna repo isn't installed by default from what I can see - maybe you know to do that and maybe I could have looked it up if it had occurred to me - but how would a newbie know to do that?
Also, how is hardware support Linux (the kernel) fault and not the
people from whom you purchased, with money, your hardware?
I'm not saying it is. I already specifically said that I know the kernel guys aren't at fault for most of this. I really don't *care* who's at fault. It's just not working, and that's my point.
--Russell
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