James Takac wrote: > ... >> Those are good suggestions. James, can you post the output of the ip >> commands you used before from another (working) machine? (Use "ipconfig >> /all" and "netstat -rn" instead if it's a Windows system.) >> >> > ... > I thought ipconfig was the Windows program and ifconfig was the Linux one? > ipconfig doesn't work on any of my Ubuntu distros whilst ifconfig does >
That's right - i was suggesting the other commands in case your only working machines were Windows PCs. > ... > I noticed the one and only 10.1.1.1 this time which is the gateway to my modem > > This is from a working unit, i.e. the one I'm typing on right now. It could > be > that my last update messed things up as I hadn't used that laptop since then? That seems likely given that your settings listed above are almost identical to the non-working laptop. You're also using a different wireless chipset (one with which i'm unfamiliar), so that may have some effect as well. Did you try reconfiguring your wireless with Network Manager? (That is grasping at straws - it should still work with wireless turned off and the Ethernet plugged in.) To do this, right click the network icon, choose Edit Connections, and either delete and re-add, or edit your wireless connection info. Paul
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