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<0> if ou don't use wpa/802.1x
<1> meh, get the driver, the rest is easy..
<0> or a broadcrap card
<2> i have a linksys 802.11g
<2> :\
<1> even wpa is easy if the driver and wpasupp play.
<2> i just switched from windows
<3> Someone in DapperFlight3 ?
<4> meepy oh you mean sudo apt-get install hplip && sudo apt-get remove --purge hplip then ?
<4> :)
<0> liable, yeah, NOW it is, in the early days of ubuntu I struggled a lot with it :)
<2> so, i have the cd that came with it
<5> ....
<5> I want to close port 1025,1026
<1> Seveas: wpa supp will always keep you on your toes with new versions :)
<2> what should i do?
<5> I thought hplip was running on that
<6> Seveas, faiper me to Dapper F 3
<0> liable, with network manager at least some clue is going into it
<0> (wpasupplicant really is on crack)
<4> meepy if it aint installed it must not be running on them
<7> !e17
<2> seveas, what should i do to set this up?
<5> Any way to locate what process is running on it?
<7> does e17 go ok on dapper, does anyone know?
<0> heliotrope, didn't see your question at all, just dropped in. But it being a linksys suggests a broadcom chip. Does your lspci agree with that?
<4> lsof | grep 102
<3> Already of the one to install the Dapper as main system?
<2> seveas, i dont eve know what that means, im sorry i just installed ubuntu, im a total n00b
<8> anyone who knows exactly wich gnome package wich controls the desktop window (the wallpapered "window")?
<7> faiper just apt-get dist-upgrade, not via cd, no
<8> if there is only one :-)
<0> heliotrope, open a terminal (apps -> accessories -> terminal) and type "lspci"
<0> heliotrope, in the crap it spits out, search for "Ethernet Controller"
<0> What brand does it say after "Ethernet Controller"?
<4> tortho gnome ?
<7> faiper and no, not as main system, but i think it's at least a week since i windozed
<9> whats the standard gnome newsgroup reader?
<0> pan
<2> Via Technologies, [Rhine-II]
<9> thanks
<2> (this baby is ooooollldddd)
<0> heliotrope, ok, that's the cable network, there should be another one :)
<2> haha, ok lemme check
<8> intelikey: I've lost the wallpaper & the "right-click menu" on my desktop.. because i was running out of disk space.. i tryed to reinstall a couple of packages, but it still gives me an error at startup..
<2> i found a network controller which im ***uming you mean because its called
<2> Broadcom Corporation BCM4306
<0> yep, broadcrap alright
<2> lol nice
<0> that means ndiswrapper "fun"
<10> wastrel: do you know how i set my gateway inside eth0?
<4> tortho oooh yuch.
<0> do you have the windows 2000 driver for the card? You need the .sys and.inf file from that driver
<11> can I logon root account in gnome?
<2> yeah, the disc is in now
<8> intelikey: And dapper is no good at handeling this. it freezes, even if you free up some space.
<12> hello...
<13> Matyasza: route add default gw <foo>
<0> hi newbiee
<4> that's major borkage tortho, make larger partitions and start over.
<2> what do i do with those files?
<10> thank you
<0> heliotrope, put the .inf and .sys file somewhere where you can find it easily (your homedir should work)
<12> hi Seveas
<2> ok
<8> intelikey: I was waiting for that one :-)
<2> ill just throw it on the desktop haha
<12> whats the command for unblock port.. i mean after drop some port
<0> heliotrope, that should work :)
<2> what do the little locks mean?
<2> (i stress the n00bness)
<0> heliotrope, after that: sudo ndiswrapper -i ~/Desktop/bla.inf (replace bla.inf with the real name of course)
<0> heliotrope, that the files are not writable
<14> can someone who has Kubuntu 5.10 installed please tell me what their menu.lst grub boot entry is?
<0> which is completely unimportant for now :)
<2> haha ok
<4> Hysty kubuntu/ubuntu the menu.lst should be the same
<0> raphink, poke, what are you dong to your connection? :)
<14> intelikey: thats what i thought, but i am getting a file not found error message
<2> it said command not found :\
<13> Hysty: #flood
<2> i must have done something wrong
<0> heliotrope, ah right: sudo apt-get install ndiswrapper-utils
<0> heliotrope, no, the 'ndiswrapper' command is not installed by default
<2> ohh
<14> ah kubuntu is 686 not 386
<2> ok, it's doing its thing
<15> it installs the 386 kernel by default
<2> ok installed the inf
<0> heliotrope, if it's done that try the command again
<12> hay... after drop some port... how up it and make it work again?
<13> Hysty: depends on your processor :]
<4> Hysty check absolute paths i.e. ls /initrd /boot/initrd-<release>.img and so forth.
<0> ok, try: sudo ndiswrapper -l
<4> err ls -l
<0> that should say "driver present, hardware present"
<2> wait what, i did the .inf file
<16> newbiee: you should read some documentation about iptables, or install a gui like firestarter
<4> and compare them with the entry in your menu.lst
<2> now do sudo ndiswrapper -l ?
<12> NoStress: i never use linux before.. so..im blid about it
<16> newbiee: install firestarter with synaptic
<0> heliotrope, correct
<16> !firestarter
<17> Ubuntu has, like every other linux distribution, firewalling built into the kernel. A simple frontend to this firewall is firestarter, which can be installed via synaptic.
<2> :), ok
<2> now what do i do?
<0> heliotrope, did it say "driver present, hardware present"?
<2> yeah it did
<0> cool
<0> then do this:
<0> sudo modprobe ndiswrapper
<0> echo ndiswrapper | sudo tee -a /etc/modules
<0> that loads the driver
<13> aww
<13> you should get him using vi
<0> wastrel, I'm not that evil
<4> tee is good
<13> :p
<2> ok
<0> no errors?
<2> dont see any, it just echoed ndiswrapper and thats it
<0> this is going really smooth then :)
<0> try: ifconfig -a
<2> almost.. too smooth lol
<0> it should show a 'wlan0'
<2> it does
<0> do you use dhcp on your network or fixed addresses?
<2> umm
<2> dhcp im guessing :\
<13> ooh i want a fixed addy for my wiffy
<0> if you don't specify addresses manually anywhere you use dhcp :)
<2> haha, then that's what i use
<0> ok, then you're almost there
<2> yayyy
<0> 3 more commands to get it working:
<2> sounds good to me
<5> I do a portscan on myself and find that port 631, 1025, 1026 is open. I tried lsof -i :port - but it comes with an error
<0> echo "iface wlan0 inet dhcp" | sudo tee -a /etc/network interfaces
<0> echo "auto wlan0" | sudo tee -a /etc/network interfaces
<0> ah feck
<0> those are wrong :)
<13> meepy: grep 631 /etc/services
<0> echo "iface wlan0 inet dhcp" | sudo tee -a /etc/network/interfaces
<0> echo "auto wlan0" | sudo tee -a /etc/network/interfaces
<2> haha
<0> those are right :)
<0> and as last command: sudo ifup wlan0
<0> and it should then work :)
<13> meepy: 631 is CUPS i'm guessing
<2> its doing something haha
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