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Yes, but it turns out that wasn't the problem. After getting all of the required drivers installed and not getting the wireless to work I finally just bugged my brother ...
- 08-15-2010 #11Just Joined!
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Yes, but it turns out that wasn't the problem. After getting all of the required drivers installed and not getting the wireless to work I finally just bugged my brother (he's grumpy most of the time, which is I went here first). What was preventing me from connecting was the fact that I was using the wrong kind of WEP encryption. I kept entering the wifi key using 'passphrase' when are network was actually using an ASCII key, and now everything works. I feel like such an idiot, and I'm sorry for wasting anybody's time.
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Cool. Glad its sorted. Use the thread tools at top of first post to mark as solved I guess.
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- 08-15-2010 #13Super Moderator
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Well done Roky, you stuck with it and helped solve the Wireless problem sorta kinda, but that's usually how it goes.
Congrats to Intel-Qube for getting it done, persistence has paid off for you.I do not respond to private messages asking for Linux help, Please keep it on the forums only.
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