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lapid
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Posted on 12-27-10 11:20
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I have installed ubuntu 10.04 server edition. Does anybody know how to connect wireless internet. I tried to add GUI using command $ apt-get install ubuntu-desktop but it didnot work, i guess it is due to no internet connection. I cannot update any packages either.
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Posted on 12-28-10 12:42
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Posted on 12-28-10 6:59
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Thanks dekchidriver bro for the reply Now i can access internet on my laptop using ethernet only through my eth0 interface editing /etc/Network/interfaces as auto eth0 iface eth0 inet dhcp and tried similar kind of command for my wlan0 interface too but didnt work my network adaptor atheros communication AR9285 wireless adaptor ethernet controller is Marvell Technology 88E8059 PCI I m using Netgear CGD24G as my access point Then i followed the instructions as specified by this link to install the driver http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/marvell-88w8335-chipset-netgear-wg311-pcicard-driver/ can u share me the steps how u configured the wireless network
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Posted on 12-28-10 9:25
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Posted on 12-28-10 10:18
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Install desktop version of Ubuntu 10.10. You will get WLAN support with ease. For server version it is not that straight forward (google it).
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Posted on 12-29-10 1:42
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did you try using restricted drivers available if there were any?
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Posted on 12-29-10 8:29
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http://biz.sajha.com/sajha/html/openthread.cfm?threadid=826091)Make sure you have correct drivers installed following the commands posted by other users above 2)Sometimes and wireless is disabled from the software level and I think that is bug in earlier version of ubuntu 10.x.So open this file in Vi nano pico or any editor /var/lib/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.state Ex:sudo nano /var/lib/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.state and there are three flags there so turn on this flag to true NetworkingEnabled=true 3)Use have to save the file and restart the machine to make this configuration changes. Don't switch the hardware wireless on and off switch in the process. This problems frequently when you trun off computer during cold boot so have to do again and again. Hope that helps Also try Wifi Rader Wicd tools that might help you connect wireless better.
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Posted on 12-29-10 8:36
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Also if the solution posted doesn't solve your problem.Please send me what you did and the errors you are getting.I will be happy to explore further.I am free these days in my work nowadays so have time to research on the things I like. HTH, Gohtalo
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