Hey,
Andre has a really good idea. You can set one computer up fully.
Then you can use Nio's great program mktbl and use his OBI installer to
dd the image onto the other computers. It is extremely fast to install
from OBI (about 1 minute on an old computer).
And you will have identical systems c
Marc, anyway, is good to check what is the hardware you are running. This
is important for us to search if anything annoying like this was already
reported...
Just like Israel said, run this on lxterminal:
*lspci |grep [nN]et*
2014-10-24 14:21 GMT-02:00 Andre Rodovalho :
> There is a workaround
There is a workaround for you to get things done. But I hate the idea of
this being the solution...
Anyway, if you want to know more, the "solution" for now could be creating
an image of the 12.04 updated to 14.04 and then replicate this to the other
machines. I suppose most of your machines are t
On 10/24/2014 06:50 AM, Marc Tremblay wrote:
The connectivity issue occurs on all of our laptops no matter what
make or model. In general at our school board the older laptops and
netbooks we are converting are Toshiba Tecra A9, A10 and A11's. The
Netbooks are NB 200's, 250's and 350's. We al
Hi Andre,
Passwords are not the issue here as we are using standard English keyboards and
am able to unmask to check as you say.
If anyone figures this out the beers are on me!! It seems like i am stuck using
12.04 LTS for all our laptops.
From: lubuntu-user
I guess the nm-applet issue was solved on 14.04.1 iso file.
Indeed, a md5sum check is needed!
About passwords, as Israel is pointing... Check is all caracters are being
printed ok. If you are using a different keyboard layout, that might break
your legs... I like to unmask the password when typin
Hi Marc,
I am not sure why you cannot connect. You may need to check and make
sure your wifi settings are correct.
I know it is the simple thing, but I usually run into these issues...
and look for the complicated thing...
- make sure you are using the right encryption (WPA2)
- make sure you a
Hi Israel,
I will try launching the "nm-applet" to resolve the issue of not seeing the
network indicator and who knows maybe I will then be able to get a connection
with Lubuntu 14.4.
Do you think this is also related to connectivity or just the fact that i don't
see the network indicator.
Hi Marc,
I just remembered
>From this page
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TrustyTahr/ReleaseNotes/Lubuntu
Network indicator on the panel may not start at login. You can start it
manually by launching "nm-applet" in a terminal. Some others autostarted
applications may also be affected (such as automatic u
Hi Israel and Andre,
The connectivity issue occurs on all of our laptops no matter what make or
model. In general at our school board the older laptops and netbooks we are
converting are Toshiba Tecra A9, A10 and A11's. The Netbooks are NB 200's,
250's and 350's. We also have Dell laptops and
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