Hello, I am having problems installing Fedora 14. I am reasonably new to Linux and decided to start running Linux on my home PC. It was a great learning experience working with Windows 7 Boot manager. When I installed Fedora, I was asked to select some software. Each option I selected indicated a network connection was required. I assume that was to use YUM to install updated packages. Anyway, I had no network connection. I use a Wireless Linksys WMP300N. This uses the Broadcom BCM4321 chip set ( as seen from lspci -nn). Some threads I have read indicated that the 4321 chip set was supported under the Kernel, but I do not see evidence of this. I have also read threads that suggested I install the Broadcom-wl rpm which was available on Fedora’s web site. I searched the ISO media I burned and the web site but did not find anything. I have also scanned the Fedora14 install doc. The doc does not seem to describe what I saw during the install. I would appreciate if somebody can point me to a starting place to get this sorted out. The install I did do was very minimalistic. It did not install GCC. I see that on the media but it has many dependencies. I would love to use yum to install everything I need, but I need a network to do it. Thank you in advance. |
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