Linux does not detect my wireless USB device unless I first plug it in and then boot up into Linux... if I first boot and then I plug in the device it does not detect it... not much of a plug and play :/
Linux does not detect my wireless USB device unless I first plug it in and then boot up into Linux... if I first boot and then I plug in the device it does not detect it... not much of a plug and play :/
It depends on the distro you're talking about. Which are you talking about using?
Example: Ubuntu does plug-n-play pretty well. I suspect Slackware requires you to mount pen drives manually.
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After you plug it in (immediately after), drop to a shell (terminal) and run tail -20 /var/logs/messages and paste the results here.
I am using puppy Linux
@Jordan: Will do next time I boot using puppy linux
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