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hi everybody. It now seems it needs the wireless access point. Not sure where that is. Any thoughts?.I`ve gradually worked through to this point, through the input from everybody so thanks
The driver for your wireless card has been in the kernel since 2.6.27. It's been problematic in the past, but has been used successfully. In the following link, the instructions are pretty good, so no need for repeating them here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1022411
Hi everybody.
I am not sure who to thank. All the contributions helped somewhere along the line. The wireless problem, connecting with an asus laptop m51v is now solved. The many steps involved, culminated in my putting the passphrase in the right place. Now everything is great. So all the contributer, thank you very much.
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