Most drivers come with Fedora. However, if your driver doesn't come with
Fedora, you can see what drivers are available for automatic download:
- Make sure that you're using my yum configuration from the installing software question.
- Open a Terminal.
- Become root: su -
- Run the following command:
yum list akmod-\* \*-drv\* kmod-\* dkms-\*
If you don't find what you need this way, try
Googling for:
Fedora NameOfHardware
or:
Linux NameOfHardware
Where NameOfHardware is the normal name of your hardware.
If it has more than one name, keep trying different ones until you
get a result.