andreselsuave
August 21st, 2008, 03:40 PM
Hi there,
I'm experiencing problems with my Intel "PRO/Wireless 4965 AG or AGN Network Connection" ... The driver recommended in the Sticky post in this forum "Supported wireless card list" is iwl4965, which I am currently using. However, sometimes when I turn the computer on (HP Compaq 8710p) the network manager displays no Wireless points within range (while my other computers are working with wireless).
I have tried to manual configuration because apparently network manager is sometimes buggy, but it hasn't worked for me
sudo ifconfig <interface> down
sudo dhclient -r <interface>
sudo ifconfig <interface> up
sudo iwconfig <interface> essid "ESSID_IN_QUOTES"
sudo iwconfig <interface> key HEX_KEY <<<-------- If using ASCII Equivalent, this is s:ASCII_KEY (please make note of the prefix s:)
****Additional Comand that may be needed -- sudo iwconfig <interface> key open <<<----See note below
sudo iwconfig <interface> mode Managed
sudo dhclient <interface>
That is why im suspecting it is a driver problem... what can I do?
Thanks for your help in advance
I'm experiencing problems with my Intel "PRO/Wireless 4965 AG or AGN Network Connection" ... The driver recommended in the Sticky post in this forum "Supported wireless card list" is iwl4965, which I am currently using. However, sometimes when I turn the computer on (HP Compaq 8710p) the network manager displays no Wireless points within range (while my other computers are working with wireless).
I have tried to manual configuration because apparently network manager is sometimes buggy, but it hasn't worked for me
sudo ifconfig <interface> down
sudo dhclient -r <interface>
sudo ifconfig <interface> up
sudo iwconfig <interface> essid "ESSID_IN_QUOTES"
sudo iwconfig <interface> key HEX_KEY <<<-------- If using ASCII Equivalent, this is s:ASCII_KEY (please make note of the prefix s:)
****Additional Comand that may be needed -- sudo iwconfig <interface> key open <<<----See note below
sudo iwconfig <interface> mode Managed
sudo dhclient <interface>
That is why im suspecting it is a driver problem... what can I do?
Thanks for your help in advance