Subject: Heart support prevention society

From: Heart-Health Society <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 09 Jun 2014 07:55:19 -0700

Scared Straight: 4 warning-signs of Heart Attack

You probably think it will never happen to you. But the truth is chances are you or your spouse will probably die from heart disease or a heart attack.

Will you recognize your heart attack?
http://www.bytevoxonly.com/cdc/prevention-346574374563643.heart

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Knowing the warning signs you can live to see tomorrow.
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1 in 4 people die of heart disease.
http://www.bytevoxonly.com/cdc/prevention-346574374563643.heart

[2014 Heart Association Press > Prevention > Signs]

The intention of this message was not to scare you but to open your eyes to the fact that this is a serious matter and prevention is the best defense.
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Hi,

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Usually linux detects this sort of stuff. All you most likley have to do is open internet connections and select the adapter, and enter a few details.  If you are really stuck, I can run my Kubuntu it's KDE and make a short video on how its done, It wont be exactly the same but it will give you an idea. Failing that I guess I can download Sabayon 14.05 KDE  and try it out then report back here in a few days.
 
Your Pc should run any linux without too much effort.  .
 
Sorry I cant help you much more. Like I said Give me a few days.  I am not well atm and am in and out of hospital a few times a week and while I can use their WiFi to surf the net they frown on downloading stuff.

I've never used Sabayon before either, but heard it's got native support for just about everything.. including Nvidia/ATi graphics. Not sure that will matter much, thought I read somewhere on the site that native support is NOT possible on legacy cards (like my GeForce 6200).
 
I could just download Mint (what's the latest release now? 16 or 17 I think?). I've done Ubuntu before as well as Mint, so no problem for me to find my way about with either one.
 
WiFi however is what's been causing me nothing more than a headache. The device is detected just fine when I run lsusb command. But when I open internet connections there is nothing there. Or it may show onboard ethernet port with a status of "disconnected cable" just as Windows would in the same situation.
 
Readout from lsusb
Bus 005 Device 004: ID 046d:c05a 
Bus 005 Device 002: ID 046d:c31c 
Bus 001 Device 002: ID 0b05:17ab

Thank you