i definitely would have done that if it was my home networkunfortunately
it is my college wireless network that i'm unable to access...
so any other suggestions :)
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On 22-09-2010 10:28, nitheesh kl wrote:
> no.. i had run the update at the beginning i,e. when i installed
> ubuntu... but after that i've not updated.
I know this may sound very strange(and probably window-ish too ;) ) but
try this. It worked for me twice in the past.
Access your wireless r
no.. i had run the update at the beginning i,e. when i installed ubuntu...
but after that i've not updated.
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On Tue, Sep 21, 2010 at 7:51 PM, nitheesh kl wrote:
> i formated the partition and updated my grub. but no use... the problem
> still remains the same...i cannot access that particular network
> any more suggestions...
>
>
Were any updates applied before the wireless stopped working. You can chec
i formated the partition and updated my grub. but no use... the problem
still remains the same...i cannot access that particular network
any more suggestions...
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ok i'l format it and see if it works.
i've dell inspiron 1464 with broadcom adapter.
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On Sun, Sep 19, 2010 at 9:10 PM, nitheesh kl wrote:
>
>
> Then answer these Q's:
>> 1. Is this a Wubi install?
>>
> - no this is not a wubi install. i installed it in a new partition.
>
> 2. How did you partition. Which boot loader are you using?
>>
>
> i have grub2
>
> 3. Which is the other
Then answer these Q's:
> 1. Is this a Wubi install?
>
- no this is not a wubi install. i installed it in a new partition.
2. How did you partition. Which boot loader are you using?
>
- here is my partition info...
k...@kln-laptop:~$ sudo fdisk -l
Disk /dev/sda: 320.1 GB, 320072933376 byte
On Sat, Sep 18, 2010 at 6:51 PM, nitheesh kl wrote:
> yes...i previously had 10.04 in the system with win7.
> then i saw 10.04 LTS, thought that was a diff version,i wanted to try it so
> i installed it also...
>
Ok, Suggestion - uninstall the version you installed LATER, so that you
don't wipe
yes...i previously had 10.04 in the system with win7.
then i saw 10.04 LTS, thought that was a diff version,i wanted to try it so
i installed it also...
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On Sat, Sep 18, 2010 at 5:22 PM, nitheesh kl wrote:
> oh, is it so...sorry didnt know that.
> thanks :)
So you installed 10.04 in two places on the same laptop ?
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oh, is it so...sorry didnt know that.
thanks :)
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On Sat, Sep 18, 2010 at 1:16 PM, nitheesh kl wrote:
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> i've two ubuntu(one 10.04 & 10.04 lts) in my laptop. i can access the same
> network from the LTS version but not in the other.
>
>
10.04 is LTS. there is no NON LTS version. unless you meant 9.04
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yes it was previously connecting to the network.
the password is also correct.
i've two ubuntu(one 10.04 & 10.04 lts) in my laptop. i can access the same
network from the LTS version but not in the other.
"Auto" is also present in the network SSID.
but still no result.i cant access that particula
On Thu, Sep 16, 2010 at 9:44 PM, nitheesh kl wrote:
> thanks for the reply.
> but i've already tried that. i can see the name of the wireless network,
> and i've also given the pre shared key.i can see the list of wireless
> networks available also. but when i select the network i want to connect
thanks for the reply.
but i've already tried that. i can see the name of the wireless network,
and i've also given the pre shared key.i can see the list of wireless
networks available also. but when i select the network i want to connect to,
it simple wont connect. it continuously keeps asking for
See that your IP-address is auto. If you see the Broadcast SSID- ( name of
wireless) after giving the Pre-Shared Key it should be work..see your IP.
On Thu, Sep 16, 2010 at 1:06 PM, nitheesh kl wrote:
> i'm using ubutnu 10.04. till recently i had no problem at all, but from a
> few days back i
i'm using ubutnu 10.04. till recently i had no problem at all, but from a
few days back i'm unable to connect to wireless network at all.
i can see the wireless connections and when i select the network i want, it
asks for authentication. but even after giving the correct password i'm not
connecti
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