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Problems with wireless driver on asus model: Eee PC 1005HAB.

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http://www.linuxquestions.org – My wireless card was doing fine until I started using a encrypted wireless connection. Every time I get disconnected from my router it automatically tries to log my back on if it fails the first time my wireless program tells me other networks I could connect to but for some reason the only way to get my wireless card to work is to reboot. I did not modify it hardware wise at all. It used to run windows now it runs linux mint. If it help any here are the specs: Intel atom n270 1 gig ddr ram 160 gig hard drive Wifi 802.11B/G/N 3 cell lithium ion battery (HowTos)

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