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Hello. I've had Arch installed (including wireless) on my laptop for about a month, no problem. i just followed the guide and it worked. When I tried to do the same on my desktop, wlan0 don 't show up. That's it, it's not there according to arch. The loopback interface and my build in ethernet (eth1 I think) shows up, but nothing else. I have a belkin FSD7050. Any ideas?
Oh, it works perfectly in Ubuntu no questions asked. In fact, I'm typing this on a live cd of gOS, which isn't nearly as customizable as Arch .
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If something works in Ubuntu, but not in Arch means wrong configurations.
wiki wireless
What do you expect to hear?
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If something works in Ubuntu, but not in Arch means wrong configurations.
wiki wirelessWhat do you expect to hear?
That's where I was. It doesn't say what to do if the interface doesn't show up in an ifconfig -a or iwconfig. That's the problem. I understand it is the wrong configuration, my question is where do I find the right one?
Last edited by killsto (2008-12-09 04:38:35)
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is the module loaded?
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is the module loaded?
If I remember correctly (away from home), yes.
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you sure you got
pacman -S wireless_tools
then
pacman -S madwifi
then you restarted
and checked to see if you got a wlan?
dhcpcd wlan
ding -c 3 www.google.com
Last edited by otacon (2008-12-09 21:18:24)
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you sure you got
pacman -S wireless_tools
then
pacman -S madwifi
then you restarted
and checked to see if you got a wlan?dhcpcd wlan
ding -c 3 www.google.com
Yes. Just did both. Only eth0 and lo show up. No wireless interface is ever listed.
Edit: If I do a 'lspci | grep -i net', only my ethernet controller shows up. So my belkin adapter is not being detected?
Last edited by killsto (2008-12-09 21:55:12)
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Got it to work! I don't know what the deal was. It only works when I unplug it and plug it into a different usb port after I boot up. Then it will show up as an interface. Every time!
It isn't an arch problem because something similar happened when I used windows. Thanks for all the suggestions!
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