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I've re-installed Fedora for the fun of it, and I can't connect to the insternet.
I also can't use most of the tools I like to use such as dhcpcd, ifconfig, route, etc. The tool in KDE that was included by Fedora can activate my card, but I still can't do anything. Anyone help?
Originally posted by Mingthefirst I also can't use most of the tools I like to use such as dhcpcd, ifconfig, route, etc.
why cant u use those tools?? maybe u didnt login as root, and tried "su" command to get root's rights.
use "su -" instead of "su". cos those tools located in /sbin directory. and this directory is defined in path only for root.
also u can try "netconfig" to configure your network.
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