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How to remove Asus WiFi adapter from rampage v extreme motherboard?

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I seem to be having problems booting into Linux and I think it's the WiFi card. I don't remember how I put it in lol. Any help as to how to remove it?

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afaik you cant remove it physically

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it seems odd that a wifi card disables you from booting into linux, what distro if i may ask?

on topic: i dont think it comes off at all.

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it seems odd that a wifi card disables you from booting into linux, what distro if i may ask?

on topic: i dont think it comes off at all.

CentOS 6.5. I don't know if WiFi is the explicit problem the error screen is moving too fast to read it and it won't let me scroll up either.

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afaik you cant remove it physically

Really? I'm talking about the adapter with the three prongs that go to the I/O panel in the back.

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CentOS 6.5. I don't know if WiFi is the explicit problem the error screen is moving too fast to read it and it won't let me scroll up either.

generally, if linux has issues with a device that is not mission critical, it'll just ignore it and move on.

i have a really iffy wifi card that doesnt toss up any errors, it just plain doesnt work.

 

EDIT: should mention, i've tried centOS before, and couldnt get it to boot either :/

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Really? I'm talking about the adapter with the three prongs that go to the I/O panel in the back.

those are "antennas" you just remove em like they are screws.

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those are "antennas" you just remove em like they are screws.

I attracted a jpg, I keep turning them but they just keep turning.

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I attracted a jpg, I keep turning them but they just keep turning.

Attracted a jpg. Lol.

Pretty sure its like a coax (cable) eeerrrrr cable. A cable cable.

 

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Well I got CentOS 7 to boot and calling it a night in the lab. Will research more and try to get that WiFi working or just go hook up the LAN.

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