I have installed Asus E35M1-M motherboard and run Ubuntu 10.04.Is it possible to jnstall Asus support DVD (it supports Windows XP/Vista/win7) using Wine?Please advise.
William
Asus Support DVD
Asus Support DVD
On Fri, Jul 29, 2011 at 2:51 PM, Prtchrdbill <[email protected]> wrote:
will not work. Neither will flashing a bios.
John M. Drescher
What are you expecting to get from this support dvd. Drivers obviouslyI have installed Asus E35M1-M motherboard and run Ubuntu 10.04.Is it possible to jnstall Asus support DVD (it supports Windows XP/Vista/win7) using Wine?Please advise.
William
will not work. Neither will flashing a bios.
John M. Drescher
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Re: Asus Support DVD
The manual says the DVD contains drivers, software applications and utilities that you can install to avail all motherboard features.I get a screen with wine which says what to download eg drivers utilities manual disk Norton. I was hoping to get something useful. It looks like a waste of time to me. Do you agree? WilliamJohn Drescher wrote:On Fri, Jul 29, 2011 at 2:51 PM, Prtchrdbill <[email protected]> wrote:What are you expecting to get from this support dvd. Drivers obviouslyI have installed Asus E35M1-M motherboard and run Ubuntu 10.04.Is it possible to jnstall Asus support DVD (it supports Windows XP/Vista/win7) using Wine?Please advise.
William
will not work. Neither will flashing a bios.
John M. Drescher
Asus Support DVD
Windows drivers do not work in linux/wine so these are not useful.The manual says the DVD contains drivers, software applications and utilities that you can install to avail all motherboard features.I get a screen with wine which says what to download eg drivers utilities manual disk Norton. I was hoping to get something useful. It looks like a waste of time to me. Do you agree? William
Also any software that directly contacts hardware (like windows
temperature or processor monitoring software) will not work in wine.
For both of these there are linux utilities. The manual will probably
work but no need to install accrobat in wine since there is a linux
native version.
John
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Re: Asus Support DVD
John Drescher wrote:Windows drivers do not work in linux/wine so these are not useful.The manual says the DVD contains drivers, software applications and utilities that you can install to avail all motherboard features.I get a screen with wine which says what to download eg drivers utilities manual disk Norton. I was hoping to get something useful. It looks like a waste of time to me. Do you agree? William
Also any software that directly contacts hardware (like windows
temperature or processor monitoring software) will not work in wine.
For both of these there are linux utilities. The manual will probably
work but no need to install accrobat in wine since there is a linux
native version.
John
Thanks for your help.William
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Jsyk, there's an open source program called "Evince" that loads PDFs faster than Adobe Acrobat. And oddly, in Windows, Google Chrome actually loads PDFs faster than Evince, so I actually use Google Chrome as my program to open PDFs in Windows.... but no need to install accrobat in wine since there is a linux native version.
Cheers,
Jake