Hi, you mean that your wireless does not work with Ubuntu ?
If yes ,it is really strange since for me since Gutsy with Gnome, it works out of the box without anything to do both on a Latitude D400 and on a Inspiron 9400. Now with hardy and brand new install wireless works perfectly.
I am using a D-Link DSL-2640B wireless router and I am unable to get the laptop to talk to it in any version of Gnome using either DHCP or static addressing. I experimented with other versions of Linux and found PCLinuxOS did the job out of the box. Don't know the wireless link is secure so it may be something to do with encryption etc. Just thought if someone else was struggling running PCLinuxOS up live might help?
lucamax
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June 12th, 2008 07:00
Hi, you mean that your wireless does not work with Ubuntu ?
If yes ,it is really strange since for me since Gutsy with Gnome, it works out of the box without anything to do both on a Latitude D400 and on a Inspiron 9400. Now with hardy and brand new install wireless works perfectly.
pipesmoker
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June 12th, 2008 09:00
I am using a D-Link DSL-2640B wireless router and I am unable to get the laptop to talk to it in any version of Gnome using either DHCP or static addressing. I experimented with other versions of Linux and found PCLinuxOS did the job out of the box. Don't know the wireless link is secure so it may be something to do with encryption etc. Just thought if someone else was struggling running PCLinuxOS up live might help?
It's horses for courses.
Regards
Graham
In a world without fences who needs Gates?
pipesmoker
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June 16th, 2008 11:00
When I onfigure the router in gnome with ans SSID and WAP password the password is being overwritten.
This is true of ubuntu, Mint and all other distributions.