Yes, I had begun to suspect that enp134s0 was the wired connection. 

For what it's worth the entry I have in /sys/class/net is enp134s0 which is a 
link that points to 
../../devicespci0000:000000:00:1c.5/0000:86:00.0/net/enp134s0

I don't have lspci, it says command not found.  I assume it's part of a blfs 
package I haven't gotten too.

Is there any value to booting with the arch cd and looking at what is there?

On May 5, 2014 12:07 AM, Bruce Dubbs <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> David wrote: 
> > I'm hoping that someone can help me confi

gure the wifi in my laptop. > > I started with ArchLinux and I was able to get 
the wifi working > > without too much difficulty.  I was able to determine that 
the > > interface was wlp3s0 and using wpa_supplicant and dhcpcd I was able > > 
to get connected to both my home and work wifi. > > > > Not being smart enough 
to leave well enough alone I decided to try my > > hand at LFS and I've had 
nothing but trouble with the wifi.  First > > step is to issue the command "ip 
link set wlp3s0 up", at least it was > > on arch.  When I use the same command 
on lfs I'm getting "Cannot find > > device 'wlp3s0'" > > > > The "iwconfig" 
command shows 3 entries, lo, enp134s0 and sit0.  So I > > try "ip link set 
enp134s0 up" and I get errors: > > > > sky2 0000:86:00.0 enp134s0: enabling 
interface IPv6: > > ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP): enp134s0: link is not ready > > > > I 
guess my question is, why is my interface different now and what > > should I 
do to find out what device I should use? > > I think getting wifi up is one of 
the more difficult tasks we have. > > I suspect you don't have the right driver 
for wifi.  Just guessing, but > I also think enp134s0 is the wired interface 
(don't you love udev).  We > can change that to eth0 if you want. > > You 
should have an entry in /sys/class/net for wifi0 or wlan0 for the > wireless.  
Some cards also require firmware.  What does lspci|grep -i > net give? > > You 
can also try a commercial distro like mint or ubuntu and see what > their 
configuration shows you. > >    -- Bruce > -- > 
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