no internet access for me
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I keep chipping, but no luck.
Okay cant connect, I can't download and yah. Dell latitude e6410 slacko puppy usb drive. I swiped my old pc's hard drive, did nothing to it, didn't reformat it or nothing. Back when Windows was working I added the drives manually.... only mentioning this because linux.... Attachment 16431 Attachment 16432 Attachment 16433 |
Hi ickda!
I'm not entirely clear on the details you're trying to give us in text of your post, and when I try to view the pictures, the left portion of them seems to be cut off. As a result it's unclear to me what they would show. Perhaps you could help us try to help you, by giving us more details and post complete pictures. |
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Its the ifconfig scan and I think iswp? scan I don't know how to connect to the net, I don't know nothing and I won't let that stop me... I just need help. |
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It seems almost impossible to help without more information. I can see only PART of a "command not found" message. But I can't see what command was entered. Did you mistype the name of a command? Or, do you have some very important command missing from your system? Quote:
But if you could somehow take the pictures again, and include the entire width of your screen, from the left side to the right, so we can see everything, that might allow us to help you. |
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Attachment 16441 Oh god, I cobbled this to gether after I binge on Google. Fris-be was the only thing that worked. But still no access to the internet. I wish I new what I was looking for... Pleas just shoot in the dark what would you do nothing working at this point. Blah... Plus I am not at all used to thiss, it doesn't help that I got stuck on a smartphone for ever.... Im rusty to boot |
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Thought you might want this alsoAttachment 16443
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http://www.dell.com/us/business/p/latitude-e6410/pd
I think I found the specs on your Dell. Is that your machine in the above link? It might just be that you need a driver for your WiFi card or a driver for that chip set. Is Slack pup installed? |
Like I said, usb thumb drive, pc is Windows, lost admin password, and need Linux to unf\_/ŠK myself, yah that be my baby.
I don't have access to internet besides this phone... Is there anything I could do? |
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I'll try opening those files on my PC tomorrow and see if I can see them more clearly. If I'm able to I'll post the output-- |
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If you can download it to your phone. If not the WiFi may not work unless fully installed. Is the os Windows 7 or Windows 8? I really need to get the output of those files to better assist you. |
How would you get that information?
I'm using 7 ultimate, it's encrypted Wpa encrypted network... I has that info |
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Before I install CentOS I had to shrink my Windows 7 partition to about 1/2 the size so I shrunk it to 249 GB due to having a 500 GB HDD. Is this your machine in this link? http://www.dell.com/us/business/p/latitude-e6410/pd |
This is a good video to help you install Puppy to your HDD-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eS1B46-9CHA Once you have Slacko Puppy installed the kernel should provide support for your 802.11n WiFi nic.-;) If not it shouldn't be hard to find the driver for your card or chipset-- |
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And yah that's my pc |
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Do you mean install Puppy wiped your hard drive completely? If so you must of told Puppy to take over the whole drive by accident or when you used the partition manager you may have made a mistake. With that 250 GB HDD you should be able to allow Puppy to use 125 GB for the install. Make a partition (Ext4) journaling file system Partition 124GB and than create a 1 GB linux-swap partition. ***During the install, when it comes time to partition make sure that you don't accidently click on those Windows partitions. Click only on the unallocated space and create the 2 partitions that Puppy needs. 124 GB is 124000 in megabytes and 1 GB is 1000 in megabytes. You should be able to recovery your Windows password here in the link below. Since you only have your phone maybe use a friends pc to download one of these programs for psswrd recovery- http://pcsupport.about.com/od/toolso...ssrecovery.htm |
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