If you have to manually configure your wireless access on your linux box
you will have to reactivate it. I have forgotten how to do it under
gentoo :(
I will have to find some time to get it to auto find the PCMCIA card and
activate network connection.
Now, see... it works now.
I'm going to turnoff/on the router if I lose or cannot get a
connection, and then see what happens.
I'll post back.
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Re: [SLUG] Erratic wireless connection (sound footnote)
From:
Kevin Saenz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date:
Wed, 13 Jul 2005 10:47:45 +1000
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Thanks. I've not used ndiswrapper so have no opinion as to whether I
like the colour or it's appearance; beauty is only skin deep :)
lmao :)
So there's the possibility it may work better using ndis? I'll have to
look into that.
It could work for you try http://www.ndeepak.info/tech/wlansarge.php
Do the routers need to be power-cycled???? Do you mean switching them
off and back on again improves connectivity?
Yes turning them off and on, I have found that occasionally windows
will loose connection. if a reboot doesn't fix it turning off and on
the router network connection will work.
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