[sloved]wireless network problem

mihail · 2012-11-08 19:16:25

i install arch today and set my wireless network as the handbook say . but the wifi could only be use in installation environmet. i have checked iwconfig but everything seems well:
IEEE 802.11bgn ESSID:"TP-LINK"
Mode:Managed Freequency:2.427Ghz Access Point:74:EA:3A...
Bit Rate=150mb/s Tx-Power=20dbm

but when i ping an add, it shows that "unknown hoat". whats the matter with that

Last edited by mihail (2012-11-09 06:12:38)

WonderWoofy · 2012-11-08 19:18:58

Do you have an ip address? It would probably help if you provided more information. It is hard to tell you what your problem is if there is no information to determine as much.

Read this, and try again.

mihail · 2012-11-08 19:23:54

WonderWoofy wrote:

Do you have an ip address? It would probably help if you provided more information. It is hard to tell you what your problem is if there is no information to determine as much.
Read this, and try again.

i guess ip exists, for i run "dhcpcd wlan0" it sbows that dhcp is running. as i can't use X yet, i could only input these imformations by my cellphone. i will provide more imformations later ,thanks.

WonderWoofy · 2012-11-08 19:31:35

Have you tried to simply use netcfg? More specifically, use wifi-menu?

# wifi-menu

It will do all the work for you.

mihail · 2012-11-09 01:59:07

WonderWoofy wrote:

Have you tried to simply use netcfg? More specifically, use wifi-menu?
# wifi-menu 
It will do all the work for you.

i use the wifi-menu, it also shows that the connection eatablished ,but when i ping a address, it just remind me unknown host.

WonderWoofy · 2012-11-09 02:28:15

See this is what is meant by more information is needed. It really sucks to try to help someone who is witholding information. I am sorry you have to type on a phone or whatever, but until you learn how to describe your problem in an effective way, you're on your own as far as I'm concerned.

mihail · 2012-11-09 06:12:01

WonderWoofy wrote:

See this is what is meant by more information is needed. It really sucks to try to help someone who is witholding information. I am sorry you have to type on a phone or whatever, but until you learn how to describe your problem in an effective way, you're on your own as far as I'm concerned.

hah，i found the problem，i forget to generate fstab...

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[sloved]wireless network problem

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