Re: [orca-list] Live CD and Internet Connection



furthermore james,
 
Depending on what card you have, you may have ot do some alternative thigns to get it working. forexample of it's a broadcom or a device that's not directly supported, you will have to use I beleive it's called endisk wrapper. I could be wrong though since I don't quite remember. You should find the type of wireless card and try typing it in google along with linux to see what results you pull up.
An example could be intel pro wireless 3945, Linux or ipw3945 linux
 
Alonzo
----- Original Message -----
From: James&Nash
Sent: Sunday, November 09, 2008 7:32 AM
Subject: Re: [orca-list] Live CD and Internet Connection

Hi folks,
 
Further to my post, I am using a Wireless Netgear Router. Perhaps I need to download the Wireless-tools from Deb? But as I 've not installed Linux yet and as I have no connection in Linux anyway, this seems a little difficult smile. However, I did manage to get a "welcome to ubuntu " internet page when I opened up firefox. It was only when I tried to go to say goodle for example when I found htat the page could not be found. I ran ifconfig from the terminal but wasn't quite sure what I was looking for. I found inet address but it didn't look like anything I've recognised before. My Mask net I thik that is what it is called - sorry if it is not seems correct but I can't remember if it is as i don't think i have it to hand. Maybe I will boot back into the Live CD and run Icpci to see if I can found out exactly what router I'm running.
 
Thank you all for your patience and support of this Linux newbie
Best wishes
James
----- Original Message -----
From: James&Nash
Sent: Sunday, November 09, 2008 1:21 PM
Subject: Live CD and Internet Connection

Hi folks,
 
I have played with Linux Ubuntu on a Live CD and I have others to try. Unfortunately, Ubuntu doens't automatically find my wireless internet connection from the CD. Does this mean that installed Linux Ubuntu distribution - if indeed I do decide that is the one for me will not find it either. I've found a Network Configuration option in the menus, I assume this is wher I will set things up if Linux refuses to find my connection one it is installed. How have others overcome this problem?
 
Thank you best wishes
 
James


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