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I have an iPAQ rx3115 that wont connect to the internet wirelessly. When i run the system test it says that there is no access point however when opening the ...
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- 05-07-2011 #1Just Joined!
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iPAQ internet problems
I have an iPAQ rx3115 that wont connect to the internet wirelessly. When i run the system test it says that there is no access point however when opening the internet and try going to a simple website say google, a pop-up opens saying i have no modem entries and no network card present. Also when i search for the network i am trying to join it shows up without any problems, the network is password protected
Anyone know how to fix this problem?
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What distribution+version+kernel are you using on this device?
Sometimes, real fast is almost as good as real time.
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I have no idea. How would i go about finding that?
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Well, the output of "uname -a" would be a start.
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OS version- 4.21
Wireless driver version- 2.0.53
software version- 2.02.11
firmware version- 1.10.7
Kernal version- 4.21.14235.0
Was this anything close to what you needed?
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No. How did you get that info?
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- 05-11-2011 #7Linux Guru
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Doesn't the iPaq run Windows CE?
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its running windows mobile 2003 second edition version 4.21.1088
the kernal you asked for could it be- mxip_Kerrnal.ver4.21.14235.0
i found the kernal version and all the other stuff by going to start->settings->hp Asset Viewer
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YepDoesn't the iPaq run Windows CE?
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