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Old 27th January 2006, 03:32 PM
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Exclamation Can i use ndiswrapper for my Agere modem?

hi,

I just found out that ndiswrapper is able to run windows drivers so i am wondering if it is possible to run a winmodem that's currently not supported by any linmodems software?

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