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I have linux installed on my laptop. (Redhat 9). All works ok except sound and wireless lan. I'm not worried about the sound at all so that does not matter. But it is not recognizing the wireless card. Does anyone know of any linux drivers for the trendnet tew 226pc/tew-228pi …

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hi i have a laptop which runs windows xp but i really want to use linux does any one know how can i run both in one if it is possible :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

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I am having trouble seeing some graphics on some web pages that I visit. Instead of seeing the image, I see a small icon with a square, triangle and circle (kindof like a broken link icon). I am running IE6 under Windows 2000 Professional. I am also running AdsGone popup …

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What I'm attempting is to have database driven links on my page. It is all ok except one thing and that is this error when my page comes up in the browser. Warning: mysql_fetch_array(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /home/admin/public_html/index.php on line 114 Here is …

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I am now trying to add 2 strings together. But I dont understand where my compiler is pulling the reference to an int from. This is my code [code] #include <iostream> using namespace std; class String { char *str; //pointer to character block public: String(); //default constructor String (char *s); …

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I almost got my user defined string class to work but not quite. When I execute the program, I get a memory error. Code is as follows. #include <iostream> using namespace std; class String { char *str; //pointer to character block public: String(); String (char *s); void setString (char *s); …

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