On Thursday 14 August 2014 22:21:06 Brian wrote:
> On Thu 14 Aug 2014 at 20:40:24 +0100, Lisi Reisz wrote:
> > I have a USB wireless card that is a zd1211rw. It does not seem to
> > function.
>
> have you installed zd1211-firmware?
Thanks, Brian. :-) I can't test it now, but I haven't, so that i
On Thu 14 Aug 2014 at 20:40:24 +0100, Lisi Reisz wrote:
> I have a USB wireless card that is a zd1211rw. It does not seem to function.
have you installed zd1211-firmware?
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On Thu, 14 Aug 2014 20:40:24 +0100
Lisi Reisz wrote:
> I have a USB wireless card that is a zd1211rw. It does not seem
> to function.
From what you sent, I'd say it's fully functional; you just
have to add a wireless connection in NM (U must know at least
the wifi network's name and the passwor
I have a USB wireless card that is a zd1211rw. It does not seem to function.
I installed wicd, which said that it could find no wireless networks, then
remembered that this system appears to have a functioning Network Manager (I
didn't know that there was such a thing!) and hastily uninstalled
On 12/15/2011 01:06 AM, Richard wrote:
Hi
I loaded wheezy on to my laptop and use a wpa network at home, other visiting
laptops and my android
phone have no problem, but on wheezy the network is found the address is issued
and about 10 secs later
it disconnects.
Powering down the router sometim
On Thu 15 Dec 2011 at 09:06:30 +, Richard wrote:
> I loaded wheezy on to my laptop and use a wpa network at home, other
> visiting laptops and my android phone have no problem, but on wheezy
> the network is found the address is issued and about 10 secs later it
> disconnects.
Is NM or /e/n/i
Hi
I loaded wheezy on to my laptop and use a wpa network at home, other visiting
laptops and my android
phone have no problem, but on wheezy the network is found the address is issued
and about 10 secs later
it disconnects.
Powering down the router sometimes helps as it seem s to force the passwo
On 26/02/2008, seeds <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> hello i hope someone can help me here. i have a toshiba satellite
> notebook running debian testing. the wireless card is realtek 8187B.
> my wireless don't work at all. it does not even show up. thanks.
>
>
>
Realtek 8187 entered kernel at vers
On Tue, Feb 26, 2008 at 05:53:42 -0800, seeds wrote:
> hello i hope someone can help me here. i have a toshiba satellite
> notebook running debian testing. the wireless card is realtek 8187B.
> my wireless don't work at all. it does not even show up. thanks.
Is the 8187B USB-based like the 8187?
On Tue, Feb 26, 2008 at 05:53:42AM -0800, seeds wrote:
> hello i hope someone can help me here. i have a toshiba satellite
> notebook running debian testing. the wireless card is realtek 8187B.
> my wireless don't work at all. it does not even show up. thanks.
And how are you trying to look for
hello i hope someone can help me here. i have a toshiba satellite
notebook running debian testing. the wireless card is realtek 8187B.
my wireless don't work at all. it does not even show up. thanks.
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i found that it's necessary to use -Dwext switch to get rid of the ioctl
message. sorry for the noise.
it seems i was a bit too optimistic :(
the led on my notebook indicates, that the connection with the AP is
established. it remains so for some seconds, but then it starts blinking
again (as
i have problems with the wireless setup on my debian box. the card is
intel pro wireless 3945. i have all necessary packages installed from
debian repositories... in some wireless networks it works fine. the card
is also fine - i tested it also from windows (it's dualboot machine).
i want to c
hi guys,
i have problems with the wireless setup on my debian box. the card is
intel pro wireless 3945. i have all necessary packages installed from
debian repositories... in some wireless networks it works fine. the card
is also fine - i tested it also from windows (it's dualboot machine).
lostson wrote:
I cant build either module wlan-bg or ndiswrapper is this a know problem
on etch? I have the kernel-source and the headers and just am having no
luck. I have googled around trying to find something and found a few and
have followed the directions but still to no avail, any ideas,
I cant build either module wlan-bg or ndiswrapper is this a know problem
on etch? I have the kernel-source and the headers and just am having no
luck. I have googled around trying to find something and found a few and
have followed the directions but still to no avail, any ideas, thanks.
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I'm about to start pulling my hair over this damn wireless issue.
I had it all working this morning, but without any sort of encryption on
my wireless router. Then I turn WPA (PSK) back on, and now no amount of
configuration can even make scanning work :-(
# lspci |grep Ra
:00:07.0 Network
On 12 Dec 2005, Paul Scott wrote:
> Anthony Campbell wrote:
>
> >>I thought it might have been something to do with needing udev, which I
> >>don't use. Rashly, I installed it on my laptop and the consequence was
> >>that it removed hotplug and now I shall have to reinstall everything in
> >>order
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Forgot to send this to the list. It might be helpful to someone so here
it is...
Paul Scott wrote:
> I am now trying to understand hotplug and ifplugd so I can plug either
> or both cards in and have everything work. I discovered that Debian
> Refer
Anthony Campbell wrote:
I thought it might have been something to do with needing udev, which I
don't use. Rashly, I installed it on my laptop and the consequence was
that it removed hotplug and now I shall have to reinstall everything in
order to get my wireless connection to work (don't ask wh
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