ubuntu 10.10 no wierless connection with Dell XFRd630 with 1395 WLAN Mini-Card
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ubuntu 10.10 no wierless connection with Dell XFRd630 with 1395 WLAN Mini-Card
Hey, I installed ubuntu 10.10 and everything worked fine for two days (and I fell in love with linux) but now I can not connect to a wireless connection. Did I mention I am new to linux and have been working on this problem for a couple of days. My wireless card is 1395 WLAN Mini-Card I think I have the b43 driver installed. I have reinstalled the driver and linux but to no effect.
Need help
If I understood your first post correctly, you have been connected to the wireless network? and now the connection is lost?
The output of iwconfig shows, that your computer is not connected to the wireless network. How did you once connect to the wlan? do you have the SSID (networkname) and the encryptionkey available?
Do you know which encryption your network is using?
first time I installed linux I was able to connect without an issue (once I chose the network punched in the web key and connected) it worked for about two days and then it just would not connect just like now the connections are visible the web key is correct but it keeps on trying but with no effect. I tried re installing the drivers many times and I re installed linux to see if it's going to work like it did the first time but no it did not.
I used the standard settings and later I did play around with the settings, erased the the connection settings even un installed and reinstalled the manager but to no avail.
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