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Here's the URL I found for drivers:<br />
<a href="http://www.apexdata.com/UpdateandDriver.html#multicard" rel="ugc">http://www.apexdata.com/UpdateandDriver.html#multicard</a><br />
But I doubt it has any linux drivers.<br />
You might want to ask them directly. Check this URL to do so:<br />
<a href="http://www.apexdata.com/technical.html" rel="ugc">http://www.apexdata.com/technical.html</a><br />
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Hope it helped.<br />

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Here's the URL I found for drivers:
http://www.apexdata.com/UpdateandDriver.html#multicard [http://www.apexdata.com/UpdateandDriver.html#multicard]
But I doubt it has any linux drivers.
You might want to ask them directly. Check this URL to do so:
http://www.apexdata.com/technical.html [http://www.apexdata.com/technical.html]

Hope it helped.


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LINUX drivers are programmed voluntarily by people around the world. These people generally only program drivers for well-accepted cards but not for very special cards.<br />
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Do the following:<br />
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1. go to <a href="http://www.linux.org" rel="ugc">www.linux.org</a>&nbsp;and follow the links to the newest hardware-compatibility-lis<wbr />t<br />
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2. If you do not find your card there, you should ask the vendors of commercial X-servers, whether they support your card.<br />
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3. otherwise you have to program the drivers yourself.<br />
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There are a lot of good reasons for a non-commercial-OS, but there are some flaws also: one is, that not every board-maker programs a driver for you.<br />
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regards<br />
<br />
tabit<br />

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LINUX drivers are programmed voluntarily by people around the world. These people generally only program drivers for well-accepted cards but not for very special cards.

Do the following:

1. go to www.linux.org [http://www.linux.org] and follow the links to the newest hardware-compatibility-list

2. If you do not find your card there, you should ask the vendors of commercial X-servers, whether they support your card.

3. otherwise you have to program the drivers yourself.

There are a lot of good reasons for a non-commercial-OS, but there are some flaws also: one is, that not every board-maker programs a driver for you.

regards

tabit


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I just think if some one give me the driver or tell me that is no answer, then I will accept<br />
In the situation, it seems no answer<br />
thanks for your time<br />
In the further, if anyone find the driver, then give me a hint. Thanks everyone<br />
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I just think if some one give me the driver or tell me that is no answer, then I will accept
In the situation, it seems no answer
thanks for your time
In the further, if anyone find the driver, then give me a hint. Thanks everyone



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I have a APEXDATA multicard (ether + modem)<br />
Where can I find the driver for linux
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I have a APEXDATA multicard (ether + modem)
Where can I find the driver for linux

Need NIC driver

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