Wireless Card
Yes I have a dell laptop and i am using FC9 and i can't get my wi-fi card to work can anyone help me
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What card is it? Can you post the output of lsusb?
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No I can't I believe that it is brodcomm wi-fi card that is all i know
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The card is build in not pcmcia
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The wi-fi card Shows up in network configuration under hardware as b43 but the only on that shows up under hardware is my NIC no my wi-fi how can i fix this and get my wi-fi enabled and working
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Sorry i ment the only thing that show up on devices is my NIC
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lspci is probably the command you want to list your internal Wireless NIC.. other options are lspcmcia and lsusb
Fedora apparently has a relatively easy way to handle these cards.. http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?t=208663 or for the Broadcom STA Driver - This is the new Linux Driver that has been released by broadcom http://www.cenolan.com/2008/11/rpm-i...driver-fedora/ |
How would i be able to do that without being conntected to the internet right i am using my desktop
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For the duration of setting it up you could plug your desktop's cable to your laptop.
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try that keeps telling me device unmanaged
and won't connected to any thing this about to give me a headace |
What exactly have you tried? Can you plug a network cable to the laptop, open the command line and as root type: ifconfig and iwconfig (please post the output of both commands).
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Thanks for all your help but i just switched to unbuntu and got it to work
didn't want to but i gave up on fedora |
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