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Old 07-10-2004, 04:37 PM   #1
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Net Problem


I installed Slack 10 and just unable to hook into the net. From all outward appearances (ipconfig / iwconfig / kwifi mgr / etc and dev .... it appears as though everything is working ...... I have a Netgear PCI card that is recognized (this is a desktop wireless setup) and a good signal/noise signal but unable to go out..... Any ideas would be helpful !! TIA, Emmett
 
Old 07-10-2004, 06:23 PM   #2
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Output of ifconfig and iwconfig ?

And are you using Static IP to connect to your wireless network or DHCP?
 
Old 07-10-2004, 06:33 PM   #3
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Using DHCP ...... and the output of ifconfig and iwconfig are almost identical. The output is exactly what I have seen these to be on other distributions. I am unable to use the Slackware machine so I can't really easily get it off that machine and bring it onto this one .... but the output is what I have seen on other configurations. The confusing thing is just that ....... everything seems to be just fine except I can not get out onto the network ...... Is there a way to see if Network or ETH0 or ETH1 is started ?? Emmett
 
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Well, It would still help if you posted the outputs of both those commands..
 
Old 07-10-2004, 06:38 PM   #5
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Gonna go downstairs and work the other issue I am working on .... the installation of the extra packages and I will print them off and get them on here ......... thanks ......
 
Old 07-10-2004, 07:56 PM   #6
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Hmmm .... the bad news and the bad news. I got ifconfig and iwconfig on a shell but CUPS is not working. So unable to print it..... worked on that problem for a little bit , rebooted the machine , and things are now worse ..... prior to installing the wlan package ... the iwconfig showed a good system ... but after I installed wlan .... kwifi manager does not recognize my pci card..... the netgear ma311. Need to sleep on it maybe. I have no idea as to why ........... kwifi manager was receiving signal strenght / channel data / essid , etc and etc prior to installing the wlan package .... so why now does kwifi manager not even recognize the pci card ??? I would have printed all this out had cups worked .... will be working on cups first .......whew...
 
  


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