no your card should be compatible, if not you may need to do kernel opt such as noacpi
Ok so I've spend hours today looking for info on the network manager on the forums. I'm not exactly sure what I'm doing wrong so I thought I would finally ask for some assistance.
I can't seem to get my network manager to find my wireless network. Could it be that my wireless card isn't compatible? I have an Intel 3945ABG. Thanks for any help.
no your card should be compatible, if not you may need to do kernel opt such as noacpi
I have the same card and it works.
Did you invoke
?????????????Code:/etc/init.d/NetworkManager start
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Hey,
I have the Same problem. this is what works for me on my laptop (xxodd)
First i poweron my onboard wlan. (FN button and Wlan button)
Second i "sudo ifconfig wlan0 up" in the terminal
Third i "sudo ifconfig wlan1 up" in the terminal
So wlan0 is the wlan on my laptop's mobo
And wlan1 is my usb alfa card.
I hope this helps you
Greatzzz Nextria
Ps: sorry for my bad english
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