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    Question about clean install on m11xR3

    Discussion in 'Alienware M11x' started by levanter, Jun 30, 2011.

  1. levanter

    levanter Notebook Enthusiast

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    I just did a clean install, and installed all the drivers one by one. However, I'm now confused by some of the drivers listed on the Dell Alienware m11xR3 driver page.

    My question is, what is a Wireless 5620 evdo-hspa mobile broadband mini card? Is that one of the AT&T/Verizon things, and do I need it?
     
  2. i has m11x

    i has m11x Notebook Evangelist

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    That is a cellular broadband card. If you only have a wifi card installed you don't need that.
     
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    levanter Notebook Enthusiast

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    Also, I can't seem to find the driver for an unidentified device whose id is ACPI/CPL0002. I went through the forums and have been Googling but I can't seem to find an answer that everyone agrees on. Can someone help me with this too? Thanks!
     
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    Hi i has m11x,

    EDIT: Woops just re-read your reply. I get it now -- thanks!
     
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    Your unknown device might be the free fall sensor.
     
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    I've already installed the free-fall sensor; I've searched for ACPI/CPL0002 and people have mentioned it has something to do with the battery meter. Anyone know where I can find this driver?
     
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    Have you installed the on screen display drivers?