Ok I have tried this now with my network connections which are locked
and I do not get any networks visible (windows sees about 10 as does my
M200 running Ubuntu desktop). If I run iwlist scan I get 'wlan0 No scan
results'.
Is there any way I can uninstall the card and reinstall it? Something
is obviously broken in a big way and the machine is not much use to me
unless I can connect to the network wirelessly. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Ryan.
Ryan Gallagher wrote:
I tried this, unfortunately both of my connections are open and do not
require a password-not sure if this makes a difference. I did add
them though and nothing works still. I will be back in London on
Sunday where my connections are WEP encrypted and I can try them
there. Thanks for the help!
Ryan.
William Atwell wrote:
Ryan,
Everything worked fine in the live CD/USB session. The problem was
not evident until I installed and applied the 'error 15' fix.
I ended up having to manually configure my wireless lan's SSID and
password. After that, all other available networks were visible from
the desktop bar\wireless lan manager.
http://screencast.com/t/yXbGgGUX4g9
I hope this helps.
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Date: Fri, 3 Oct 2008 11:14:12 +0100
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Similar wireless issue
Just a question, were you able to connect when you booted from the
image? I was fine but when I installed to the HD it wouldn't work.
Just wondering if it is tied to the installation to fix the error 15
issue.
Ryan.
William Atwell wrote:
Hi guys,
First thing, you have really done an excellent job with UBUNTU
mobile. Being a relative Linux newbie, I was still able to take
the image, make a USB drive, boot, install and apply the Kernel
upgrade required to fix the 'error 15' issue. That being said, I
am having an issue now with my wifi not working. I also had
another issue with the ACPI (Upper right hand cornet) saying it
could not connect. I believe the ACPI issue is fixed after
reinstalling the 'error 15' kernel.
I have a brand new Lenovo S10 and there isn't a whole lot of info
on Google about the chipset to reference. I was wondering if you
guys could point me in the right direction to get the wifi
working again?
And input, from any of you Linux experienced guys is appreciated.
If CLI is needed, fine. Just need good directions.
Thanks again for all your efforts. Looking forward to the next build.
Bill
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