solstince
October 19th, 2011, 10:49 PM
Hi all,
I've used Ubuntu casually for a year or so and never had any trouble getting wireless to work on a laptop, after playing with the settings a bit. However I just installed 11.10 on a brand new Acer Aspire Timeline(X 4830T) (using wubi) and its not working...
The wireless is clearly enabled, and all the networks show up. It just tries to connect and then can't, back and forth, perpetually, before giving up. Its definitely not the network the same one works fine when I'm booted in Windows. Doing sudo rfkill list gives
phy0: Wireless LAN Softblocked: no Hardblocked: no
and that's it.
Any advice? I dont want to return this laptop but I also don't want to keep it if I'm not going to be able to get this to work. Should I try 10.04?
- Charlotte
I've used Ubuntu casually for a year or so and never had any trouble getting wireless to work on a laptop, after playing with the settings a bit. However I just installed 11.10 on a brand new Acer Aspire Timeline(X 4830T) (using wubi) and its not working...
The wireless is clearly enabled, and all the networks show up. It just tries to connect and then can't, back and forth, perpetually, before giving up. Its definitely not the network the same one works fine when I'm booted in Windows. Doing sudo rfkill list gives
phy0: Wireless LAN Softblocked: no Hardblocked: no
and that's it.
Any advice? I dont want to return this laptop but I also don't want to keep it if I'm not going to be able to get this to work. Should I try 10.04?
- Charlotte