wireless problem

**squakie** · January 12th, 2013

Originally Posted by Gennu

does it gives only one text file ??

Code:

ahmed@ahmed-Inspiron-N4050:~$ iwconfig >> ~/abs-wireless.txt
lo        no wireless extensions.

eth0      no wireless extensions.

See this thread:

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2039351

**mörgæs** · January 12th, 2013

Originally Posted by Gamer Boy

Thanks.

Are you saying here that there's a bug-fix been released? I ask because I installed Ubuntu 12.04.01 LTS about 10 days ago.

Also, if it is a bug-fix, I have no clue how to install it (and I'm v new to Ubuntu!) Could you give me a steer?

Thanks

PE

Yes, it fixed in the version Raring Ringtail, which is the development version due to release in april under the name 13.04.

You can install it now, but be warned that it is a work in progress and likely to be unstable. You might need to return to a stable version.

**Gamer Boy** · January 13th, 2013

Originally Posted by squakie

Follow this thread:

http://thatguruguy.wordpress.com/201...-ubuntu-12-04/

Great stuff - that worked. At least it's worked for two reboots so far!

Thanks very much - much appreciated.

**squakie** · January 13th, 2013

You're welcome - here's hoping it keeps working!

Now that your problem is apparently solved, you can answer this for the next person who posts on the same thing - isn't that great? Goes to show how to get started answering threads - like the rest of us, learn one thing at a time and pass it along when you can. There are some real experts in Ubuntu out here - I'm just a lowly guy who tries.

**Gennu** · January 13th, 2013

for me it's not solved yet

**Gennu** · January 13th, 2013

Originally Posted by squakie

See this thread:

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2039351

I've tried everything possible to solve this but non of them worked
can you help me please

**mörgæs** · January 13th, 2013

Please write the exact steps you tried and the exact responses / error messages you received.

**squakie** · January 16th, 2013

Originally Posted by Gennu

I've tried everything possible to solve this but non of them worked
can you help me please

As morgaes mentioned above, it would greatly help to have any messages, screen prints (including what shows in network manager), and a part of your log file to see what messages the system might have spit out when initializing.

**Gennu** · January 18th, 2013

Originally Posted by squakie

As morgaes mentioned above, it would greatly help to have any messages, screen prints (including what shows in network manager), and a part of your log file to see what messages the system might have spit out when initializing.

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2103715
I think that's all