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1. DELL LATITUDE CENTRINO WIMAX 6250 DRIVER WINDOWS 10 HOW TO
2. DELL LATITUDE CENTRINO WIMAX 6250 DRIVER WINDOWS 10 INSTALL

DELL LATITUDE CENTRINO WIMAX 6250 DRIVER WINDOWS 10 INSTALL

VMware-server cannot install properly on Fedora 15, and VMware-player lacks the capability.

DELL LATITUDE CENTRINO WIMAX 6250 DRIVER WINDOWS 10 HOW TO

VM/Windows partition: I am still trying to figure out how to boot Windows 7 from a virtual machine. Windows also turns the power off Linux doesn't. Reboot: any attempt to reboot the system (from Linux or from Windows) results in a system halt. The mouse integrates seamlessly with KDE. The problem disappeared after a couple of upgrades.Ĥ.Bluetooth (and Dell Bluetooth travel mouse): I expected a real fight, but it was relatively easy, although I wish I knew that bluetoothd does not start by default. The solution is to run it with -no-config option. I suspected that plymouth loads some kernel module interfering with nvidia, but it turned out that it's a known bug: nvidia-settings (270.41.06) crashes if $HOME/.nvidia-settings-rc exists. However, I've spent a lot of time on this since nvidia-settings started crashing. Needless to say, nouveau should be disabled. For E6520 the right one is 0x34D (so after testing it one can replace vga=ask with vga=0x34D).

That shows available video modes at the next boot. After a bit of research on the web I found that one should add vga=ask in the command line for the kernel. Once the proprietary nVidia driver is installed, plymouth uses text (this is a common phenomenon). For some reason (completely unclear from the diagnostics) wireless refused to operate until I rebooted into Windows, connected and then rebooted again with Fedora.ģ. BIOS says that this feature should be disables for OS different from Windows.Ģ. The laptop comes with Optimus TM enabled, which results in the nVidia card being shadowed by the on-board graphics controller. Several things required a bit of tweaking:ġ. I installed Fedora 15 from a Live CD (KDE spin). It simply ignores non-existent unmovable files. I used EASEUS partition manager () that shrunk the partition without any problem whatsoever. And you cannot even delete them because they do not really exist! The 500G disk comes partitioned in ONE chunk, and you cannot shrink it, using the built-in Windows tools, more than to 50%, although only 5% of disk space is used! The reason was that some history files for Explorer are marked as unmovable. You immediately realize - for the nth time - that you want to have as little as possible to do Microsoft and Windows. However, unfortunately, sometimes one needs Windows (for example, Netflix chose non-portable and buggy Silverlight rather than portable and more stable Adobe) and Virtual Machines do not always work well. It was very tempting to remove Windows altogether. WiFi: Intel Centrino Advanced-N + WiMAX 6250 AGNīluetooth: Dell Wireless 375 bluetooth module+Dell Travel BT mouse CPU: Intel Core i7-2720QM CPU 2.20GH (4 cores, 8 threads)