I found out what hardware I have by clicking System -> System
Preferences -> Hardware Testing. Maybe not the most elegant way to do
it, but it worked.
On a MacBook Pro rev. 3, testing with Ubuntu 8.10 Alpha 4+, there is no
Wi-Fi usuable. The hardware testing software told me that this notebook
has
OK, I've solved the problem!
after checking carefully the hardware, I noticed that the wireless card of my
macbook is not atheros but broadcom. Installing the correct driver the card is
working correctly.
Sorry for this wrong report, but there is really no simple way to understand
exactly which
That is very strange. Make sure you have wpa_supplicant installed, then
try again. This is just ridiculous, the Madwifi team needs to get on
this.
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No, I'm sorry, it doesn't work yet. :(
P.
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Change the Wireless Interface to ath0, then it should work. The driver is
Wext.
On Tue, Apr 29, 2008 at 11:18 AM, pigi.monaco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I've installed Wicd. It works nicely as far as wired connection is
> concerned, but it does not see any wireless connection. In the Preferenc
I've installed Wicd. It works nicely as far as wired connection is concerned,
but it does not see any wireless connection. In the Preferences window, after
the WPA Supplicant Driver (I've selected wext, but also tried madwifi and
ndiswrapper) the Wired interface is eth0, the Wireless interface
OK, I found a fix. Instead of using network-manager, use wicd. You can
find it at http://wicd.net. Follow their instructions to install, and
MAKE SURE to put the startup item in your "Sessions" preferences (or it
won't start up at login) and it should configure your driver to wext and
then you'll b
I have tried both 2.6.24-16 and 2.6.22-12 kernels, obtaining the same
result.
Pierluigi
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Confirmed. I have the same problem but I think it has to do with the new
version of the Linux kernel and how it interacts with Madwifi.
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