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onttwowheels, Oneiric reached EOL on May 9, 2013.
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thanx Dave Lentz worked for me Mint 64bit
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Title:
Atheros AR9285 not working with 11.10 64bit
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this also affected me, and it is solved by the commands above. thanks,
can now remove the 20m wired cable.
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Title:
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IF this is the case then it's not a bug in the rfkill tool but in the
drivers' rfkill utility. The best I can do is reassign this to the
'broadcom-sta' package.
** Package changed: rfkill (Ubuntu) => broadcom-sta (Ubuntu)
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thank you so much Dave Lentz
i can now conect with my wifi :)
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Got it, thanks...
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You can put the commands in /etc/rc.local (no sudo's needed as this file
is run as root).
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Status: New => Confirmed
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Those three commands worked, wireless turned on and I was able to
connect to the internet. So, how to:
1. Make these commands execute automatically every time I boot
2. Get this corrected so future releases of Ubuntu do not have this issue...
Thanks
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I will try this later this evening. Is this any different than what I
have been doing? I have been doing an sudo rfkill unblock all, wirless
is still not working. Then I go into the network app, click off
Airplane mode, then click wirless on and off several times and I mean
several times. Event
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