I am using 10.04LTS. It is better than before, but still sometimes does
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However, although eth0 works if connected on boot, after the above test,
I reinserted the cable. resolv.conf is correct. But ping yields
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oops. I screwed things up. I added the interfaces to /etc/network.interfaces.
When I removed them, I reverted back to my old behavior, except that ethernet
worked on boot. nm-applet reappears.
But when I unplug eth0 and connect to the wireles, /etc/resolv.conf is blank
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On my HP MiniNote 2133, Since installing 10.04 LTS (32-bit), I have trouble
networking.
If I have my ethernet (eth0) connected, netstat -r looks correct, It sees my
gateway, and resolv.conf is correct.
Also, nm-applet is running. I stopped it and restarted it, but do not
see it anywhere.
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Well, network-manager updated yesterday, and things changed. Now my ethernet
works, but the wireless no longer turns on if I unplug the ethernet. And I see
no icon on my top task bar any more to access the network things.
I unhooked the ethernet and rebooted. I am using the B43 driver. The blue l
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On my HP MiniNote 2133, Since installing 10.04 LTS (32-bit), I have trouble
networking.
If I have my ethernet (eth0) connected, netstat -r looks correct, It sees my
gateway,
I also poked around, and notice that /etc/network/interfaces does not
have either eth0 or wlan0 in it!
auto lo
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j...@jarhp:~$ aptitude show network-manager
Package: network-manager
State: installed
Automatically installed: no
Version: 0.8.1+git.20100702t174232.8a1fe31-0ubuntu1~nmt2~lucid
Priority: optional
Section: net
Maintainer: Ubuntu Core Dev Team
Uncompressed Size: 3,117k
Depends: libc6 (>= 2.4), libdb
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On my HP MiniNote 2133, Since installing 10.04 LTS (32-bit), I have trouble
networking.
If I have my ethernet (eth0) connected, netstat -r looks correct, It sees my
gateway, and resolv.conf is correct.
j...@jarhp:~$ netstat -r
Kernel I
I have similar issues on my HP mininote 2133.
I installed the files from the above repository. Now resolv.conf is OK for my
ethernet connection, but when I try (with sudo) to ping my router, I get
ping: sendmsg: Operation not permitted
My dns servers do implement DNSSEC.
But then I disconnect t
This had gone away when I upgraded to 9.10, but has just returned. Here is the
log:
j...@jarhp:~$ /usr/share/gnome-power-manager/gnome-power-bugreport &>gpm.log
j...@jarhp:~$ more gpm.log
Distro version: squeeze/sid
Kernel version: 2.6.31-17-generic
g-p-m version:2.28.1
HAL ver
Finally it worked :-)
The key was to tell me to change "via" to "openchrome". The instructions
say to change vesa, and there was none. Also, there are several Device
sections in the xorg.conf file, so I never knew which to change.
And I guess the version got updates since July 7 also. If not, the
the man page says openchrome 0.2.903
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I installed the new OpenChrome as instructed at the start of this
thread. Is there a new one since then?
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I tried that as suggested above. But in which section should I put it?
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I am still stuck here. What else can I do?
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I tried putting them into the monitor section below the different
resolution modes. No change!
I also commented out the HP2133 TV section
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I do not have a TV on my netbook.
Under which section do I add these options?
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I tried the patch in the openchrome directory and it seemed to work. But
remaking and reinstalling did not change anything.
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something wrong with mine (the one generated by 9.04). But what is it?
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patch -p0 < patch-file-name-here
does not really tell me how to apply the patch. At which stage? in which
directory?
I have an openchrome directory with a src subdirectory.
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The problem must be in xorg.conf. The one that
sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver.org
made had almost nothing in it (see attached xorg.conf.new).
But the old one had lots in it. I copied it to xorg.conf and rebopoted, and got
low graphics mode again.
And wireless is now still very dead.
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But now my wireless has stopped working :-(.
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Redoing this fixed the problem, but it was harder than necessary.
I changed the wiki to reflect the extra package that needs to be installed.
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Also, ./configure (which I tried) had many unresolved dependencies
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Also, ./configure (which I tried) had many unresolved dependencies
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After the autogen step, there was no Makefile. I had Makefile.am and
Makefile.in. I am thinking they are for amd or intel, but the MiniN ote
is a Via processor. So what do I do?
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This seems to work in 9.04 so far. A 146 MB transfer worked. Thanks.
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I have an HP mininote 2133. When I upgraded to 9.04, when I boot, I can
only go into low-resolution mode. I do not know how to fix this. I
reported the issue on
http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=7385120&postcount=20, which
cointains my files.
The forum has not helped. I
It would allow someone who steals my laptop to impersonate me on the
vpn. Is this fixed in the latest 9.04 release? Since we actually use
one-time password tokens, it actually locks me out of using the VPN
because it remembers the password. Three bad logins, and you get your
token locked.
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It seems to be still there
"were able to get it working tonight actually. Not sure it is the driver that
is the problem any longer.I'll report back as soon as I figure it out.I got it
working for about 45 min. Then working very very smooth. But then suddenly
shutting down."
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The CD booted. But the B43 driver for my Broadcom card does not work at
all in LIVE mode. How is one supposed to install wireless drivers?
Installing the other driver requires a reboot, but I don't think this
would work in LIVE mode.
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Well, I tried. But I cannot get my MiniNote to boot off of the DVD. I looked at
the DVD, and it seems to have all the necessary files. I boot, hit F9, select
the DVD. It flashes for as while, but then I get booted off of the hard disk.
What could be wrong?
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I can boot off of the old Ubuntu DVD, so something is wrong with the
9.04 beta distro. My burning program did check thye DVD after burning
too. And I made it from the ISO properly. The distro files are all there
on the DVD. But it seems to not be bootable.
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"That seems to be a different issue, please open a new report for that,
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I am not sure what "that" refers to. And I am still left with poorly
functioning wireless. Even without samba transfers, it dies, and then it
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I see this in 8.10 on an HP mini-Note 2133. The B43 driver is installed, and
all is well. But then, after an hour or so, I lose the wireless connection.
Even though the driver is installed, and in use, and the wireless light is blue
(meaning it is on), the wireless network option is grayed out o
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though you did not tell it to remember a password. This is a problem
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the authentication fields, or if I purposely
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On my HP mini-note with the Broadcom BCM4312 chip and 8.10, the wireless always
dies if I try to transfer a lot of files. This is using the new Broadcom
hardware drivers that the distro told me to install. It occurs after about 30
MB of so. The wired connection works fine.
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dismount the drive or end the file transfer after the transfer dies is
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In 8.10 on my HP Mini-note, the laptop screen no longer powers off,
despite the power settings that request this. The screen dims, but is
still on. This used to work on 8.04.
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In 8.10 (32-bit) on an HP 2133 Mini-Note with a Broadcom BCM4312
wireless card, if I try to copy files from a windows share to my laptop,
after about 30 MB, the wireless connection dies. Always. I am using the
hardware Broadcom Driver that was sugge
It was NetworkManager!! I spent a week pulling out my hair trying
everything to get my BCM4312 to work on WPA2. The problem was the #$%^&
Gnome NetworkManager. I installed wicd (http://wicd.sourceforge.net/ and
the wireless worked the first time I rebooted. Amazing.
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