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1. Which Linux distribution are you running on?
2. What about hardware specifications?
3. What is the type of connection you're trying to set up (wireless, ethernet cable, DSL)?
4. What have you tried so far (did you already changed some system configuration)?
The lspci command give you some details about the Network card in use:
sorry but im not sure what you are asking me to give you in the way of info
We are simply trying to establish what the problem is, but we need some more detailed information. First, try to determine which network card is mounted inside your notebook. A simple command line tool is the aforementioned lspci command:
Code:
/sbin/lspci -v
then, we should know some details of the network you're trying to connect to: it's at home through a DSL modem/router? Or are you trying to connect to a private network (LAN = Local Area Network) through an ethernet cable? Or are you trying to establish a wireless connection?
Furthermore, can you determine if the network card is correctly configured (does the system sees it)? Please, show us the output of the following commands (again from a terminal)
i does not recognise those codes but it does conect as ican get email but when i click on the browser icon it dont go any further and its home lan conection
I have linpus (don't really use it much) and it happened to me. I ended up doing a restore - but I think you can fix it by renaming your corrupted ./mozilla directory.
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