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I found a couple dozen instances on the web where others were trying the same thing, but did not yet find even one success story. We can try to load the windows driver (do you have the windows driver?) using ndiswrapper... but when so many others before us have failed, I hesitate to raise your hopes about it ever working in RH.<br />
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Could you tell us the FCCID code on it, please?
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I found a couple dozen instances on the web where others were trying the same thing, but did not yet find even one success story. We can try to load the windows driver (do you have the windows driver?) using ndiswrapper... but when so many others before us have failed, I hesitate to raise your hopes about it ever working in RH.

Could you tell us the FCCID code on it, please?

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Hi,<br />
Thanks for your reply. The FCC ID is ACQWU830G. Yes, I do have the driver for Windows.<br />
I checked ndiswrapper website; but, the Motorola WU830G is not listed.<br />
Thanks,<br />
Alkesh. &nbsp;<br />

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Hi,
Thanks for your reply. The FCC ID is ACQWU830G. Yes, I do have the driver for Windows.
I checked ndiswrapper website; but, the Motorola WU830G is not listed.
Thanks,
Alkesh.  


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&quot;repos with package&quot; should be<br />
&quot;repos with that package&quot;<br />
(sorry - they don't let us edit or preview our posts here).
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"repos with package" should be
"repos with that package"
(sorry - they don't let us edit or preview our posts here).

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Hi,<br />
Thanks again for your time and detailed reply. I will buy a new one...<br />
Thanks,<br />
Alkesh.
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Hi,
Thanks again for your time and detailed reply. I will buy a new one...
Thanks,
Alkesh.

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