mikeger.blogg.se - march 2023

I think you are overthinking the problem. Go to Google with info from lsusb or lspci I’d like to have a guide as I’ll be doing this all again with my laptop later on.Īny attention you’re able to give is most appreciated. If anyone has a moment to add even one bit of info, it would be most appreciated. If device is seen, get info for device.What are the basic steps for hooking up wireless internet on Linux? I’m reading quite a few pages and forum posts on wireless issues, but things are still a hodge-podge in my mind Meaning, I’m not understanding the overall picture. I was busy with some hard drive issues this weekend. What does ‘sudo /usr/sbin/iwlist scan’ show?įinally, any configuration steps are completely different with Gnome that for Have you installed the kernel-firmware package? The necessary file is Iwconfig (actual output is preferred), the driver is likely loaded. That card is handled by driver rt2800usb. That are harmless in the Windows environment, but deadly under Linux.

Not), you end up with the Linux equivalent of the Blue Screen of Death.įurhtermore, as Linux and windows use memory very differently, there may be bugs Windows driver with absolutely no checks. The reason is that ndiswrapper exposes the kernel to the Just for the record, you never want to use ndiswrapper unless there is no Linuxĭriver for a device. > Thank you for any attention you’re able to give. > card to pick up a signal? Can I get a hint as to the next step? > My question: How do I turn on OpenSuse’s wireless service and get the Thank you for any attention you’re able to give. My question: How do I turn on OpenSuse’s wireless service and get the card to pick up a signal? Can I get a hint as to the next step? I’m reading through these pages, but not sure how to proceed. Verified Linux is seeing the card in Hardware Info in YaST, lsusb shows the card, tried to activate wireless services but can’t find correct commands My attempts to fix: I’ve tried ndiswrapper, but later read that native Linux drivers are best, where possible.

same wireless card and computer worked fine on Win 7 64bit, in same location as it is now, in same USB port on the computer, has not been re-seated (though I will try this tonight).

away (iPad can surf through wireless network w/o issues)

strong wireless signal is present, as my wireless router is broadcasting, and is only 10 ft.

wireless card is plugged in to the extension cable that came with it, not sure if that’s relevant.

Iwconfig shows that there is no connections (don’t have the output for that handy, I only have internet at work, Linux is on my home PC). The USB wireless card shows in YaST under Hardware Info, and lsusb give this:īus 001 Device 003: ID: 13b1:002f Linksys AS1000v1 802.11n I’ve been researching this for a week and have read, but not limited to, these: Ok, I was hoping not to post, but I’m stuck.