Now playing in my living room as I watch movies, and TV Shows that I bought are going to compete with the new Wireless N USB adapter that can let me watch movies and go on the internet at the same time.
Here are the steps I have taken to get it working:
- Get a media center
- Wipe Windows off of it.
- Install Mythbuntu
- Have Mythbuntu malfunction
- Install Ubuntu 8.04 LTS
- Install dcss2 which makes Ubuntu able to play movies from a disc.
- Install proprietary ATI drivers.
- Resize the screen with the screen resolution application in The System>Preferences>Screen Resolution.
- Install ndisgtk (which also installs ndiswrapper-common and ndiswrapper-utils-1.9)
sudo apt-get install ndisgtk - Open Gnome-terminal: Type in Command: ndisgtk > choose to install driver> go to the .inf file in the directory from where you copied it off the cd. Click Done after.
- I always do this after I install drivers: Reboot (for those who love to do this in the command line: sudo shutdown -r now )
Thats it. I have worked on this problem for a couple of months now and have finally figured it out!
Ryan Orser