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and every thinkable combo to follow up these obviously relevant moves..(in reference to the #%%&&¤??!! wlan. (pardon my alphanumerics)
but since i keep ending up with nothing even similar to a result, i can`t be sure...
and another thing, the wlan indicator doesent light up when i work my magic, (try every possible thingy, after my "paths") but then again.. i dont know if it is supposed to..
and i have read, a great deal.. relatively.. 50-50 theory-practice..
a reply in this matter would be of epic convinience to me, so if you may.. =)
Type in NetworkManager in a Terminal window. An icon should turn up in your system tray. From there you will be able to select the Access Point.
You could otherwise
iwlist wlan0 scan <-- To see the networks available.
iwconfig wlan0 essid 'accesspoint' <-- To connect to your wifi access point
dhclient wlan0 <-- Automatically get the IP.
when i type NetworkManager in the terminal, this is what i get:
vladidadi@ubuntu:~$ NetworkManager
You must be root to run NetworkManager!
vladidadi@ubuntu:~$ sudo NetworkManager
vladidadi@ubuntu:~$
when i type iwlist wlan0 scan:
vladidadi@ubuntu:~$ iwlist wlan0 scan
wlan0 No scan results
this is due to my wlan not being activated..? because there is a network in wich i easaliy can connect when i run xp..
i have embedded a network manager thingy in my "start bar", when i enter it, and choose wlano:avahi (the only wlan option) it states that it is disconnected.. but when i try to configure it either via the "general, or the "support" bar, i get the message:
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