When starting the system, it's recommended to bring the network devices/interfaces up (these are the things that make your computer connect to the Internet, get updates and download upgrades).
I know how to do so when using wired networks, but I don't know how to do so with wireless networks. With wired networks, do: Note: Remove "$ " from the beginning. $ sudo ifconfig -a And from the list, try to find the wired network device. It's name is usually "eth[And some number]" or "p[Some number]p[Other number]". Now, do: $ sudo ifconfig "[The wired network device name]" "up" Now, the network interface is up, but we still have to tell the system to talk to the part of the network responsible for giving you a local address inside the network, so that you can really start using it. So, do: $ dhclient -v "[The wired network device name]" And now you're ready to use the Internet.
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