How to install proview drivers in linux fedora 20

You don't need drivers. You need to adjust the resolution and refresh rate. If you plug in an old CRT monitor then Linux will probably boot and you can edit the conf file to change the settings. Most LCD monitors require 50-60Hz refresh rate.

WARNING: I will not be responsible for any data loss that occurs. It is recommended to backup your hard disk to external media before commencing any of these operations. 1. Download and burn the Fedora LiveCD. It is recommended that you use the latest version, Fedora 14, instead of 7, but you can use Version 7 anyways. 2. Boot up with the Fedora LiveCD. Select Install. 3. Follow the instructions displayed onscreen. When you reach the partitioning screen, you will need to resize your Windows partition. Resize it to a reasonable size (1024MB =1GB). Leave at least 5GB for Fedora to install. 4. After resizing, select the "Use Free Disk Space" option, and continue installing. 5. Your system will be installed with Fedora and the GRUB bootloader. The GRUB bootloader will allow you to boot into both Windows and Fedora.
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DVD drives are generic. They do not require specific drivers. Fedora includes a DVD driver built-in. If the drive does not work, it is because of a hardware problem.

this is because Fedora and and other LINUX type of OS may not contain the drivers for your computer. You will need to download the driver from Fedora or Linux driver downloads and install them manually. This could be a pain.

hello, download the cd from here: http://download.fedoraproject.org/pub/fedora/linux/releases/11/Live/i686/Fedora-11-i686-Live.iso
follow the installation guide: http://docs.fedoraproject.org/install-guide/f11/en-US/html/
not hard at all, just input your cd and start your computer from cd rom. then when you have started from the cd you see the gnome desktop. double click on the fedora install icon and follow instructions.
Good luck, and GO Linux!

Hi,
I actually don't know if one is available, but you could email General Support - [email protected]

I was wondering though if you can install under WINE in Fedora? I am used to Ubuntu, but have actually burned the Fedora10 .iso to a disk, but haven't played with it yet, so I don't know if you can install WINE to it, but I presume you can.
Maybe you could mount XP, grab the Chat Client Installer and see if you can run it using WINE?
I know it probably won't be listed as being supported by the repository, but it wouldn't hurt to try..
Good Luck

Chris (ziraffa)

Linux XP has had several reports of problems with activation. Your best bet would be to contact their technical support. Or switch to one of the completely FREE Linux distros. Fedora, Ubuntu, Mint linux, Dream Linux, Mandriva, Knoppix. Are just a few that offer the same simple install interface and hardware support.

Linux XP is a free linux distro that charges you for pre-installing applications like "Wine" that run windows based apps. Wine itself is also free and can be installed on any linux distro.

Hope this helps you out.

Jei

Try this link and see if it helps you locate the driver you need for linux. These are the Broadcom drivers, http://zh-tw.broadcom.com/support/ethernet_nic/netlink.php

Without knowing more about your system, the key rule is to install XP first, then Fedora.
If that doesn't work then it's time to put more partitions on your hard drive, and install the 2 operating systems on different partitions, again, remembering that Windows XP has to be the first installed.

ya there is a problem with driver while installing fedora core 4 i think ... u must have also tried in that only ... so i suggest you to install other version of linux... there are many other versions available like ubuntu,mandrake,redhat. or you just give try with installing the latest version of fedora core ...( try fedora core 6 or 7)..
as linux is a open source for all you can download it from net for free.............