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Sir_XanderSir_Xander
edited December 2007 in Technology
Since Rym and Scott seem to be the Gods of Ubuntu, I have an issue I would like your help with: a problem with my wireless card. It's a Linksys, something (I'll check when I get home), but it doesn't want to see or connect to my home network. The computer I'm playing with is an older than dirt piece of shit, but the kernel does run. I know the system sees the card, and is trying to connect. and I also know the connection information is good. Can you perhaps recommend a solution? I've been playing with it for months now, and I'm getting fed up.

Comments

  • AprecheApreche
    Not enough information. I need to know every detail in order to help you.
  • Sir_XanderSir_Xander
    edited December 2007
    My piece of shit is a Pentium 3 733(I think) with an Intel 82815 cgc graphics chip set and a the Linksys is a Texas Intriments ACX 3 54 Mbps wireless interface
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  • OmnutiaOmnutia
    Either try using wireless assistant to search for the network or get the details and put them in manually. If that doesn't work I recommend the Ubuntu forums.
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