On Apr 6, 12:22 am, gajendra khanna <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Mayur sir
>
> > I could install b43-fwcutter through apt-get from my home as you told,
> > not through synaptic but through command line apt-get. Thats fine.
>
> > The testing of wireless would be possible in the lab tomorrow.
>
> Incase the gui doesn't show networks you may find some of the commands on
> our wiki
> useful:-http://www.lug-iitd.org/Articles/Debian_Help#Configuring_your_network...
> Note that all these commands need to be run as root.
You were right. Yet the wireless problem is not solved. Even after
installing b43-fwcutter, it is not showing any wireless networks.
I tried to follow the instruction on our wiki, but
<iwconfig wlan0 essid "Protocol" > command gave following error:
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Error for wireless request "set ESSID" (8B1A):
SET failed on device wlan0; No such device
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When only "iwconfig" without any arguments is given it gives following
output
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lo No wireless extensions
eth0 No wireless extensions
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I think, it has not yet detected my wireless card / interface.
PS: I have made sure that b43-fwcutter is installed properly in
synaptic.
regards,
Mayur
>
>
>
> > Thanks a lot.
>
> You are most welcome.
> Regards
> Gajendra
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