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First off, thanks, I think I've learned more after my first Arch install, then with the couple years of other easier automatically installed distros.
1.)I Followed the guide, then installed kde-mod. Does the mainstream arch community use this, or will the support be directed only to the kde-mod forums?
2.) I can't get my wireless to work.
Acer TravelMate 4000
I went to the Wireless Setup guide, but I must be doing something wrong.
Thanks in advance.
Last edited by dunc4n (2008-03-10 23:15:00)
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1) I think most arch users that use KDE use KDEmod.
2) What is your wireless hardware?
lspci | grep Network
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Thanks for the reply.
When I type that in console, it doesn't show me anything, it just goes to the next line?
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Sorry I mystyped it
Network controller: Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 2200BG Network connection (rev 05)
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Did you mean the instructions from here: http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Wir … nd_ipw2200
I don't think this method is necessary anymore as long as you have a recent kernel.
As far as I know, support for your wireless is built into the kernel as a module. Do this as root:
modprobe ipw2200
To make it load at every boot, edit your /etc/rc.conf to include ipw2200 in the MODULES line.
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Ok, well modprobe ipw2200 didn't output anything, but I see in in my /etc/rc.conf under modules.
I think " Part II: Wireless Management" is where I'm having the problem.
Under "KWiFiManager" I can see my network, but it won't connect, and its the only network I see?
And I think I got wrapped around the axle with "netcfg2" and didn't understand.
The netowrk portion of my /etc/rc.conf looks like:
lo="lo 127.0.0.1"
eth0="dhcp"
eth1="dhcp"
wlan_eth1="eth1 essid Networkname key s:password"
WLAN_INTERFACES=(lo eth0 eth1)
Last edited by dunc4n (2008-03-10 22:54:49)
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modprobe ipw2200 shouldn't output anything unless an error has occurred. After you've done that, do:
lsmod | grep ipw
This will show that the module has been loaded.
but I see in in my /etc/rc.conf
I assume you mean "but I can see it in my /etc/rc.conf already". In which case the module has been loaded automatically anyway.
Could you post the output of:
ifconfig
iwconfig
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Guess what no wires, and posting:rolleyes:
I installed the knetwork manager, then went through the "knetworkmanager wiki" (disabling eth0, and eth1 in the /etc/rc.conf, then added dhcdbd and networkmanager to the DAEMONS)
Anyway, thanks for the help, I appreciate it.
Now to get rid of the all the other wifi crap that I don't need...
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Hehe no probs, glad its working
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