On Thu, Nov 19, 2009 at 12:03 AM, Roshan Singh <[email protected]> wrote:
> Try using network manager. I had such a problem few days back. Then I tried
> network manager and things turned out. Just plug in your device using your
> Data cable, however i am not sure if you can use bluetooth or not.
>
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Try the following these things.
1. Figure out packets are flowing.. ping google.com
If this works:
Check if in your browser any proxy address is not left specified by
some means. If not i believe you can browse net.
Else:
Ping your DNS server or 74.125.67.100(one of google IP)
if this works:
means your DNS is not resolving names, put nameserver
208.67.222.222 in /etc/resolv.conf to use openDNS
else:
you have some problem somewhere else. Try Roshan's hack and revert.
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Shamail Tayyab
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