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[ubuntu] Need help compiling or finding a compiled driver for an Asus PCE N15 NIC

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http://ubuntuforums.org – Title pretty much says it all. I am running Ubuntu 12.10 and I have been unable to find a compiled version of the drivers and have been attempting to work with the one I got off the asus website. Their readme is fairly confusing (as it has almost no detail or direction) basically all it says is 'You can enter top-level directory of dirver and execute following command to compile, installation, or uninstall the driver: 1. Change to super user: sudo su 2. Compile driver from source code: make 3. Install the driver to the kernal: make install. reboot 4. uninstall driver: make uninstall reboo (Hardware)

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Submitted by dayu on 12/08/2012

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I would like to ask if possible to load the driver i compiled module without installing it in the ubuntu-kernel-distro/updates* or simple not executing "make install". what i mean is i compile the compat wireless driver using make and i want to try to load on the system without installing "make install"

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