On Jun 1, 4:15 pm, BINNY THOMAS <[email protected]> wrote:
> I too thought about that possibility,However downloading Debian packages
> via 'sudo apt-get install' is also very slow.Therefore I couldnt download
> any other browser via aptitude.He wants to use Ubuntu to browse the Internet
> and this is really becoming a headache.
>
> Thanks for the help
How is the internet configured? Is the modem connected to NIC Card or
USB?
If it is configured with DHCP, (with pon dsl-provider command for
opening net connection),
can you try configuring it with network configuration using IP
addresses, gateway and DNS servers
after getting it from Asianet? I myself use only BSNL broadband , so
any specific steps I am unable to explain reg Asianet.
Can you try the above if possible
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