Update: I received the Penguine Wireless N USB adapter for GNU/Linux, plugged
it in, using one of jxself's kernels that I had installed earlier and
everything worked without a problem. Took seconds to install instead of
spending days trying to get the other card working to no avail. It was a
I have installed Trisquel 6.0 with twoo users and after installing so much
programs i can not log in i get a failure,
How can i recover from console the system
What exactly happens?
While it isn't realistic that free software drivers/firmware will work
indefinitely (and we certainly wouldn't claim that) but there is a certain
level of community support behind these drivers and support over the long
haul. These drivers have been pushed into the mainline kernel and things
jxself,
Tried the other router, with nothing connected wireless or wired except the
modem. Used the Atheros card to try and connect. Didn't work. Tried 3
kernels, all the same response when giving up: deauthenticating by local
choice reason 3.
Each of the kernels were slightly different
Chris,
Interesting. Like Mic sings, You can't always get what you want. But if you
try sometime...
Looking at some bug reports I was amazed at how torturous bad code can be to
hardware. Temporarily freezing it up and so on. Also in looking over the
various outputs, there is WAY MORE
It absolutely should work. That it doesn't sounds like buggy software. But
where? In the kernel? In the router? Elsewhere?
My previously laptop had a WiFi card that used ath9k instead of your which
uses ath5k. My friend had a WiFi router that I'd try to use and there was a
bug in his
jxself,
Man, you are full of ideas!
I've never tried using the computer with a different WiFi router, I've only
had the computer a couple of weeks. I could do that as I have another router,
not hooked up at the moment. When I have some time, I'll try that and report
back.
Also, I will
jxself,
Tried the new linux-libre32. Same deauthenticating message as with the other
kernels. When I test the other router I will try it with the various kernels,
just in case. Also will check the dd-wrt forum.
Hi.
I apologize for the length of this post.
I have been trying to figure out why my wifi card will not work (it
apparently should, and it almost does).
Hopefully someone may know whether something is simply misconfigured or maybe
knows for a fact that there are issues that cannot be
Out of curiosity are other devices connected to the WiFi base station when
this is happening? I'd like to know what happens if there are no other
devices connected (reboot the router for good measure as well) and then try
with only the laptop using the base station.
Also, what is the make
Thanks, I hadn't thought of that!
There are all sorts of things attached to the router.
Funny though why the other devices, even on the x60s work via that router
without incident. I will clean it out and see.
The router is a TP-Link TL-WR741ND v4 with the most recent firmware that will
Unplugged everything
I was wondering more about other devices connected via WiFi. After unplugging
physical connections was anything connected via WiFi? I had similiar problem
with a router in which mine would only work if it was the only device
connected to the WiFi.
Trying a newer
The older Atheros G wireless mini pcie chipsets don't work terribly well...
They should sort of work from my experience although there are things which
won't work well or at all like power management, etc. That said I'm not sure
this is the problem your having. Did you swap the wireless card
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