It's been here for three years. I've used Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, and Arch all to varying degrees (Arch longest (2 years), and most recently)), but I came into #!
Hey there, I'm completely new to Ubuntu and just installed 10.04 LTS on my Acer Aspire D250 netbook. There seems to be a problem with the OS recoginizing my wireless card. I have installed Ubuntu over windows, I don't dual boot. I am able to access the internet when I use the LAN from my other computer.
Hello!
I'm using a netbook- Acer Aspire 722, 2gb ddr3 ram, 1ghz AMD c60 dual core processor, 500gb hdd, AMD Radeon-6290 graphics.
It has a built-in bluetooth device which i can use in windows os. i use a dial-up connection through my phone via bluetooth.
Hey guys, I installed Arch on Sunday, and haven't been able to get the wireless card working. I've installed the correct drivers with fwcutter, and went through the steps with iwconfig, but when I tried obtaining an IP address with dhcpcd, it times out. Also, I installed wicd, which tries to connect but says Unable to get IP address.
I've recently been having some very sluggish wireless performance on the Broadcom 4313 [14E4:4727], running on the Broadcom STA Driver (bcmwl-kernel-source from the repos, as activated via "Administration" -> "Hardware Drivers").
This is all running on a Lenovo G555, Ubuntu 10.04 64bit.
The most recent performance issues had vaguely coincided, I thought, with the automated
Hello there I am new to Linux i have started using Ubuntu recently and I have also heard about Arch Linux. Can anyone please guide me? How good it is as a distro? What are its pros and cons?
My major concern is about hardware drivers as I like to buy the latest laptops on the market, right now I am waiting for the new Lenovo ThinkPad X130e.
Hidden wireless WPA security
Precise network manager 0.9.4.1-0ubuntu2
works fine on my Acer Aspire 1 netbook and this Ascer Aspire 5253 widescreen notebook
Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM43225 802.11b/g/n (rev 01)
The Aspire 1 netbook with a lot of fuss I can connect with QQ rarely connects automatically instead Disconnects automatically.
The netbook will connect manyuall
Hi Guys,I have a new laptop (Toshiba) that both the wired and wireless NICS are not supported. I know how to get the wireless at least to work in Ubuntu (I would compile the drivers under virtualbox and then use remastersys to create the ISO) the big issue here is I'm totally board with Ubuntu and want to use Arch. I have been playing around the Larch and Archiso with no success at all.
It's hard to sumamrise this into a title, but it's simple.
On the Acer Aspire One, there's a button on the bottom to turn on and off the wireless card. In Ubuntu, it does work, but is sporadic and difficult, so I leave it alone.
Instead, I cilck on the wireless icon at the top and disable it.
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