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By etno - Posted on January 17, 2008 - 02:02:19 (#22412)
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yes, the pkg will install the driver by itself. just double click on it, and follow the instructions. All the .pkg files on beos are something like setup.exe on windows i would say.
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By cablecat - Posted on January 16, 2008 - 03:23:37 (#22410)
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Where does the driver go, or does the .pkg path or route it there for me when I install it?
I have a motherboard with the 8237 and having network issues no matter what NIC I use, but I'm not quite an expert on BeOS yet.
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| very nice - D-System |
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By BeOS Mr X - Posted on March 27, 2007 - 20:47:45 (#21488)
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Good to see more drivers/software for R5.1 . Want to add related links to BeOS CD Archive here on bebits.
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| Also works in Zeta |
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By krustyvader - Posted on March 27, 2007 - 18:08:23 (#21487)
Current version when comment was posted: 1.0 |
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This drivers works better than the one that comes with Zeta 1.21.
The original drivers start failing on hi loads reducing the transfer rate to a few bytes/sec making the network useless. With this drivers i transfer over a gigabyte at a rate speed of 2.60 megabytes/sec. The only problem is that the mouse jumps a little (don't move properly) on hi load, but only once in a while.
My network card is a Via Rhine VT-6103 that comes in the motherboard ASRock 775DUAL-VSTA/A/ASRK.
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