Getting Aluratek USB 2.0 Hi-Res VGA Adapter AUV200F To Work On Linux

consider using another computer to put the cd info onto a flash drive .
Below is the web address where you may be abloe to download what you need.
[email protected]

NETGEAR does not offer any offcial drivers for the adapter to work on Ubuntu as they dont support Linux OS. However, you may try third party drivers to install the adapter on Ubuntu. Try the below link:

https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/NetgearWG111

Hope this helps.

Regards

Anand

Sorry to break it up to you but I tried looking for a driver for linux for the motorola wu830g but was unsuccessful but you could try ndiswrapper it didn't work for me though but I was using Ubuntu good luck =)

USB sound cards work quite well, will your PC support USB2? I have never seen a pc without a sound card? No PCI slots?

USB sound cards have their own internal workings not needed by the PC so it should work just fine. Now if they could just make a USB video driver card :)

Joe

2 - it does not have a cd ! This is not a linux or windows thing ! U can use a usb cdrom if u realy want to...
3 - u;ll need a usb stick bootable with dos OS on it and the kit for xp ... there is plenty of info on google... But i recomand useing the linux(faster, more stable ... prettyer :) )!

sorry 2 tell u linux don support this model adapter

click on this link:
http://www.apple.com/downloads/

then click download :)

I am assuming you have a dual boot machine meaning it runs either linux or windows and not both at the same time. Linux on the other hand may not configure the card automatically and as you should consider changes to the laptop in terms of configuration and devices are actually changes to two computers the windows computer and the linux computer. You probably did some configuration for windows to enable the wireless card (if there was no encryption windows may have done it for you). Linux on the other hand may not recognose and configure the card automatically and as you should consider changes to the laptop in terms of configuration and devices are actually changes to two computers the windows computer and the linux computer. The many flavors of linux also have almost as many means to configure devices. In order to assist you I will need to know which distribution and version of linux you are using. I will also need to know the manufacturer and model (possibly number and not description) of the wireless adapter to be configured. Warning this may be easy and in other cases it may not be and I have access to few linux distributions to experiment with.

here is a link to a full layout on how to do wireless with Linux and HP. Good luck on your project:
http://www.hpl.hp.com/personal/Jean_Tourrilhes/Linux/

Have you ever heard of wine? You can install wine for free and see if the program that allows you to interface the device to a PC will work. There also could be some linux programs that will allow you to connect your pocket PC to your PC.