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OK i have this friend that tells me ubuntu is better so i install ubuntu in my laptop and now i cant use my wireless Internet anyone can tell me why and how can i install my wireless Internet back? I'll really appreciated. thanks. himesama22
The BLUE is not helpful, not informative, and not necessary. However, if you would care to read this and repost with something more useful for all concerned?
Distribution: Ubuntu Intrepid and Meerkat, formerly used Debian 3.1 (Sarge) with Gnome Desktop
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You should try and install "madwifi". I think that will resolve the problem.
To install "madwifi", do the following:
Click System
Click Administration
Click Synaptic Package Manager
Click once anywhere in the large list to the right, and then type madwifi
Right click madwifi-tools and select Mark for installation.
Click Apply
This will cause madwifi to install. From there, your Atheros wifi card might work.
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