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#1 Re: Help & Support (Stable) » No Wi-Fi on Thinkpad Edge » 2012-08-19 12:22:35
Thanks xaos52!
Also, the easiest fix for the wireless is to just download Waldorf and install it. ;-)
All of the realtek upgrades are in wheezy apparently and everything worked out of the box.
CGW
#2 Re: Help & Support (Stable) » No Wi-Fi on Thinkpad Edge » 2012-08-18 13:10:02
Hi mrMute,
That modification to the blacklist.conf didn't fix the problem on my ThinkPad Edge 430. This may be due to the variety of options that Lenovo offers for wireless. I went the cheap route and just have the baseline wireless card offered.
I would really appreciate help from anyone on this problem.
I just received my TPad Edge 430 yesterday and both ACPI and wireless don't seem to function. I still need to check eth0 through a wired connection but I fear that may not work either as I couldn't get it to connect through my airport hub at home.
I love the 'puter but don't want to be stuck moving to a different distro or windoze.
Thanks for any help you guys can offer.
Chris
#3 Re: Help & Support (Stable) » cb-welcome fail » 2011-04-02 20:23:38
Thanks for the link and the help! I'll check it on Monday when I get back to work....
Chris
#4 Help & Support (Stable) » cb-welcome fail » 2011-04-02 17:11:58
- cgwilson
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Greetings oh wise ones of the help and support forum!
I've done 3 #! installs in the last week and one of them failed strangely with the 'cb-welcome' script unable to find the network---this in spite of the fact that I could boot up chromium and browse without problem.
eth0 seems to be fine, pings around the network worked fine but I could not get cb-welcome to start installing supplemental software.
Any ideas or help would be greatly appreciated!
Chris
#5 Introductions » Loving #! » 2011-04-02 15:58:58
- cgwilson
- Replies: 3
Greetings Forum,
I've been a long-time Linux user (since the 0.99 kernels---ugh, hard to believe it's been that long!) and, in the past week, I've done three #! installs. Three words: I love Crunchbang!
I've used Slackware, Debian 2, RedHat 7 to 9, Fedora, Unbuntu, and MintLinux. None of them are as sleek and pleasing to me as Crunchbang. Keep up the good work!
Ubuntu has become the bloated win-clone that we all love to hate and its variants aren't much better. Crunchbang is doing it right.
I did have a problem on one of the installs that I'll just mention here and maybe x-post to the more support-oriented threads...
The cb-welcome script failed with a network error even though I was able to start up chromium and surf the web with no problems.
Any ideas why that might have happend would be appreciated!
Best,
Chris
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