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Wow how COOL is that??? Thanks for your EXPERT advice will give it a try! Thank You Rindi
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Wow how COOL is that??? Thanks for your EXPERT advice will give it a try! Thank You Rindi

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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;I have built a gaming computer system ECS Z97 Machine and Intel I5 4600 Proc.<br />
I have unit fired up and working, have a Verizon jetpack as I am on the move most of the time. I have a netgear usb Wi-Fi<br />
antenna installed. I have installed Linux Ubuntu for the time being as Windows is so expensive. Will do Windows down the line. But can't seem to get my Wi-Fi to connect. Don't know how to edit particulars such as BSSID. Please help me to connect this. Also, are there any games which work well in Linux? I have a heavy duty ASUS 2GB video card installed but appears that must have windows to install drivers, or does Ubuntu do this automatically? Please help-Thanks!<br />
greywolf01 at ee
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Sirs-
     I have built a gaming computer system ECS Z97 Machine and Intel I5 4600 Proc.
I have unit fired up and working, have a Verizon jetpack as I am on the move most of the time. I have a netgear usb Wi-Fi
antenna installed. I have installed Linux Ubuntu for the time being as Windows is so expensive. Will do Windows down the line. But can't seem to get my Wi-Fi to connect. Don't know how to edit particulars such as BSSID. Please help me to connect this. Also, are there any games which work well in Linux? I have a heavy duty ASUS 2GB video card installed but appears that must have windows to install drivers, or does Ubuntu do this automatically? Please help-Thanks!
greywolf01 at ee

Wi-Fi connection in Ubuntu

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