Davin,
I suspect you haven't had much exposure to other operating
*nix systems.
To this end *I* strongly suggest to get to a *nix meeting on
a Wednesday nite.
This will do a couple of things....
1. you will get help with you're current problem
1.1 You may just get to understand somethings that you
currently don't understand
about the OS you do have.
2. You will reduce peoples feeling of frustration with
you're apparent not following suggested paths to fix you're
problem (remember it's your issue not ours), Folk here are
more than willing to help or suggest ways to fix something
_BUT_ YOU will be required from time to time to do you're
part (ie take actions suggested to help the helper to help
you fix you're problem).
3. Provide any and all info in you're initial posting,
things like make, model, chipset of the offending item,
provide us with ideas of what you have tried and the
results.
turn up this Wednesday I'm sure the members who turn up will
get things sorted quick smart and you'll wish you'd had
turned up earlier.
Dave.
----- Original Message Follows -----
> No it's a model number: TL-WN725N.
>
> On the box it does not say "Compatible with UNIX or Linux"
>
> On 24 February 2015 at 16:59, Andrew Packer
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Is your Wi-fi adapter a model TL-WR702N? In that
> > model's specifications online it's stated to be
> compatible with "UNIX® or Linux". >
> > My TP-Link TL-MR3020 Wi-fi adapter/3G router works quite
> > all right with our Linux boxes.
> >
> > What steps have you taken to set it up and to
> > troubleshoot it? It's probably best if you can set it
> > up first on a wired network - even if that just means
> connecting it via an Ethernet cable to (one of) your
> computer(s). >
> > In fairness to the OP, the one time I had to contact
> > TP-Link tech support (regarding a printing problem that
> > I *thought* was due to their TL-PS110U print server), I
> found them useless too. >
> > ===Andrew
> >
> >
> >
> > On 24/02/15 16:13, Davin Pearson wrote:
> >
> > My new fangled TP-LInk 150 Mbps Nano Wireless Wi-Fi
> > adapter doesn't appear to work under LInux.
> >
> > A call to technical support revealed that they do not
> > support linux installations.
> >
> > What can I do to get wireless internet under Linux?
> > Should I go and ask for my money back?
> >
> > Please advise me on any Wireless Wi-Fi Adapters that
> run under Linux. >
> > --
> > Sincerely and kindest regards, Davin.
> > Davin Pearson http://www.davinpearson.com
> >
> >
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