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> Download the .deb from the link at the bottom of that page and put it on a
> flash drive to load into the machine.
>
> On Fri, Dec 20, 2019 at 07:46, Raymond Yang
> wrote:
>
> Good Morning Mr. D’Costa,
>
> I just did this exact thing this Mon
Forgot to put this on there, but the package for Buster can be found at
https://packages.debian.org/buster/firmware-iwlwifi
Download the .deb from the link at the bottom of that page and put it on a
flash drive to load into the machine.
On Fri, Dec 20, 2019 at 07:46, Raymond Yang
wrote
t installer
with non-free firmware 10.2 from the website, the installer is asking me to
load from a USB stick where iwlwifi-8000c- from 22.ucode to 33.ucode files
are kept.
Can anyone tell me what should I do now? And why the net installer is
asking for these files when the net installer already should
-free net
installer with non-free firmware 10.2 from the website, the installer
is asking me to load from a USB stick where iwlwifi-8000c- from
22.ucode to 33.ucode files are kept.
Can anyone tell me what should I do now? And why the net installer is
asking for these files when the net installer
Good Morning Mr. D’Costa,
I just did this exact thing this Monday. What you’ll want to do is find and
download the firmware-iwlwifi package[1], put it onto a flash drive and plug it
into the laptop when it asks for the driver on removable media. The software
should find the file on its own and
me to
load from a USB stick where iwlwifi-8000c- from 22.ucode to 33.ucode files
are kept.
Can anyone tell me what should I do now? And why the net installer is
asking for these files when the net installer already should have these
files?
I also tried installing from regular Debian Buster 10.2 net
Tim Wood wrote:
> Franklin PIAT wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> On Fri, 2008-10-03 at 13:58 +0800, Tim Wood wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>> I'm running Sid on a Compaq NX8420 laptop, Core 2 Duo with the
>>> Intel
>>> 3945ABG wifi chip. The latest upgrade to version 6 of kernel
>>> 2.6.26-1-686 gives the same error a
but he hasn't uploaded a
package yet.
Actually, if you open the firmware-iwlwifi page[1], then click on it's
source page[2], then go to the "Source Repository"[3], then you can
notice that the changelog #12280 states "Update Intel Wireless 3945
firmware, version 15.28.1.6. (
the bug number is actually http://bugs.debian.org/494703
The bug says that upgrading the firmware solves the problem.
The bug have been tagged as "pending", which means that the maintainer
have fixed the bug in his development tree, but he hasn't uploaded a
package yet.
Actually, if you
ected. Restarting 0x8208.
Sep 30 09:38:27 HP-Debian kernel: [ 64.624510] iwl3945: Error Reply type
0x0005 cmd REPLY_SCAN_CMD (0x80) seq 0x441B ser 0x004B
Sep 30 09:38:27 HP-Debian kernel: [ 64.624510] iwl3945: Can't stop Rx DMA.
I thought it might be the firmware so I purged firmware-i
On Thu, 18 Oct 2007 08:20:07 +0200, Alexandre Rossi wrote:
> It is a additional feature of the Debian kernel.
Yay for Debian, then :)
Now if only I could recompile it with the tickless option...
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the iwl4965 module is present in the stock
> (albeit experimental) 2.6.23 Debian kernel.
It is a additional feature of the Debian kernel.
See the linux-2.6 source in directory
and the patch :
debian/patches/features/all/v7-iwlwifi-add-iwlwifi-wireless-drivers.patch
Browsable at :
http://svn.debi
On Wed, 17 Oct 2007 19:20:08 +0200, Andreas Tscharner wrote:
> I thought it was just merged afetr 2.6.23 has been finished and is now
> due to 2.6.24?!
> Or is this an additional feature of the Debian Kernel?
I couldn't check the Debian changelog to see if it's some Debian specific
patch, but as
Jack Malmostoso wrote:
thanks for your howto. I wanted to add that iwlwifi is included in 2.6.23
and that the new Debian kernels will be built with that option included.
I thought it was just merged afetr 2.6.23 has been finished and is now
due to 2.6.24?!
Or is this an additional feature
Jack Malmostoso wrote:
> On Tue, 16 Oct 2007 01:00:14 +0200, Stuart Prescott wrote:
>
>> It seems that in one or two more kernel development cycles, the iwlwifi
>> driver will be in the mainline kernel and these steps will be
>> unnecessary, but for the meantime, enjoy:
On Tue, 16 Oct 2007 01:00:14 +0200, Stuart Prescott wrote:
> It seems that in one or two more kernel development cycles, the iwlwifi
> driver will be in the mainline kernel and these steps will be
> unnecessary, but for the meantime, enjoy:
Stuart,
thanks for your howto. I wanted to
Hi all!
I recently wrote up some instructions on how to install the new Intel iwlwifi
drivers under Debian Etch or Lenny. For those not in the know, these drivers
are the only way to get the 4965 chipset working under linux or are an
alternative for those using the 3945 chipset and who don&#
Actually, something weird is now happening... my wireless card will only
work in Network-Manager is installed, and when it isn't, it won't work
at all. Also, it won't connect during startup, and I have to do an
ifdown and ifup to get it to work. And finally, Network Manager doesn't
recognize it,
Hmmm.. Strange. I had installed it and restarted numerous times, and
then I install Network Manager, and it starts to work for me! Network
Manager isn't showing any networks, but thats okey.
-ben
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On Mon, 13 Aug 2007 02:00:14 +0200, Ben Bromley wrote:
> Any advice on what to do?
On my laptop it works beautifully. Assuming that the module is correctly
loaded (lsmod | grep iwl4965), did you take the correct firmware? Does it
work through NetworkManager?
As soon as I inserted the module, N
Hey everyone,
I'm running Debian Sid, AMD64 on a new Lenovo T61. I've tried to
install the iwlwifi driver, and I got it to compile and install, and
have the microcode in /lib/firmware, and have a 2.6.22 kernel which has
mac80211. However, when I do an "iwconfig", wlan0 does
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