AwPhuch


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Posted: Feb. 04 2006,00:06 |
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Quote (mpg @ Feb. 02 2006,22:57) | i tried following the instructions in the other post ... but when i do "iwconfig wlan0" i get "wlan0 No such device" ... how do i get wlan0 to be seen as a device? Is this evidence that the driver is not working? Also, if i do wlcardconfig i get no wireless network card found ... in case that helps |
iwconfig wlan0 with nothing behind it is a query...not a setting entry... Remember you must be root or sudo su when trying a major systemwide change such as this
Quote (hs7sv @ Jan. 15 2006,21:14) | try another way ... # iwconfig wlan0 essid "Your Network" key 0123456789 |
Brian AwPhuch
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