[LUNI] Re: luni Digest, Vol 59, Issue 6

[Eric Ellington]

How can it only be used on windows? Do you just need to run a program
written for windows? Do you need to supply a valid windows serial
number that you bought for the program to work?  Can you not make it
work using wine, or some other windows API interface.

My point is there is always another answer besides install windows
even if it is reverse engineer and program it all yourself. If giving
up and installing XP is the answer people are going to give on this
forum I think I am in the wrong place.

OP could have dropped in a live distro wiped the drives and installed
whatever he wanted without waiting. If OP wanted to make sure he was
following the warranty requirements then there is not really a
question. You have to do what they tell you to, or when you take it
back to microcenter they will tell you to take a hike.

On Jan 10, 2008 10:12 AM, William Scott Lockwood III
<scott at cashnetusa.com> wrote:
> Zealotry is always, always bad.
>
> I have a new Express Card from Sprint. They can only be activated under
> Windows or OS X. What's your solution to getting it working under
> Linux?
>
> On Thu, 2008-01-10 at 09:53 -0600, Eric Ellington wrote:
> > LUNI stands for Linux Users of Northern Illinois. Not XP installers of
> > Northern Illinois. By reading the name alone it is obvious that
> > installing windows is never an answer to any question on this list.
>
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