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Quite supprised no one has mentioned the fact that your running Limewire... that would be the first place I would look

Thanks will give both suggestions a go tomorrow. :) I am slolwy picking up Linux

The wireless adapter is supported as it is one of the recommend adapters it also uses a Prism 2 chipset

Hello I've bought a Netgear MA111 for the purpose of cracking wep keys as I though it looked intrested. I am a complete Linux novice (having only ever set a SAMBA server up) so I've downloaded the Auditor and am booting off the CD. I've been playing round with Kismet etc following some instructions I've found online however I belive I need to set my wireless adapter into monitor mode I belive I can do this by running 'iwconfig wlan0 mode monitor; when I do this I get the following error message 'Error for wireless request "Set Mode" (8B06) : SET failed on device wlan0 ; Operation not supported.' Being a novice I don't know how to resolve the issue or where to possibly start, I've had a look at some google groups but its awfully scare as they keep telling people to recompile things :shock: does anyone have any suggestions? Regards

You'll want something like this: http://www.slimdevices.com/pi_overview.html :P that looks nice, will read somemore into it and see what options I have in the UK

Hummm, I've been giving this some more though and I'm not sure what's the best idea so someone just needs to be straight up and tell me I want a tablet PC to sit on the wall downstairs from this I wanna be able to have a huge playlist that will dump out the sound to a hifi of some sort (Im guessing I need something wifi as the hifi could be several meters away (I remember apple having a product for iPOD that did this, was in an episode) This leads to my next question, where are all my albums going to be stored? People are telling me to use a media server - well ok - but what is a media server (dull question) :roll:

yeah well my main idea behind it was to stick a 60GB hdd in it and then just let media player handle the rest kinda like a 'duke box' would be nice cos I could mount it on the wall etc

Hi Guys, I've got a really really old hi-fi that is on its last legs, see as I have ripped all the albums I own to MP3 and are stored on an external hard drive. I've been wondering what would be involved to have some sort of cool music centre using an old tablet pc hooked up to some speakers? The problems I can see straight away is what kind of quality sound card is the tablet going to have? What options do I have here?

I know this isn't the best idea, but I remember having similar Issues with Sage some time ago, we managed to solve the problem by deleting some files, I have no idea what ones, sorry I can't be of more help.