>> > Or, what I forgot is the time and date. It's always at the state of >> > when I shut down. Can I solve this in any way? >> >> I don't understand the middle sentence. > I mean, that the time and date wich is shown at the bottom right isn`t > getting actuall when I set it. It`s always at the state when I restart > the notebook.
Installing ntp usually solves problems with incorrect time. Time after restarting should be mostly correct, the system time is saved to the hardware clock. >> > Or the Wireless? >> >> It works, needs clicking Fn-F5 or using the rfkill program to start. > Fn-F5 doesn`t work here and I don`t know such program. How can I start > it? where do I find it? It works here with NetworkManager which isn't installed by default, install network-manager-gnome. If the problem is with Fn-F5 or rfkill, it will list wireless as disabled.
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