No auto DHCP in Puppy 5.1.1

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dakeeper
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No auto DHCP in Puppy 5.1.1

#1 Post by dakeeper »

So, I decided 1 day to get a light Linux distro to run on my crappy netbook (XP was too much for it). The onboard-wifi on the Acer Aspire is broken, so I used a WG111v2. It runs fine in Windows, but when I use Puppy 5.1.1 (which has the module for the adapter, RTL8187 or something), I can connect and everything (I chose the correct connection settings), but for whatever reason I can't auto-DCHP (I'm associated, but invalid UDP packets, blablabla). Also, I use the WNR2000. When I use Windows on it (XP), wireless works. So...

If I want to use static IP, so I have to change any settings on the router? How do I set the addresses in?

Could it be that something is wrong with my computer/adapter?

If you need any more information, I'll update it as this progresses.

cthisbear
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#2 Post by cthisbear »

You could get Lucky.

Try Fluppy 006 by jemimah.
I am tempted to kiss this womans feet because Fluppy worked.

http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... &start=585

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Make sure that on the usb you have the >> zf006347.sfs file
extracted to it...

this has extra drivers you need. The file must be in lower case.

I have an Acer emachines netbook >> eM350-21G16i

I could not get the sound to work on Lucid or connect to a
hidden Netgear N300 router network.
Even when I ran the Push to Connect Feature on this modem.

I spent hours on it yesterday. I even rang up 01micko i
n Queensland >> to give him a piece of my mind.

However there wasn't much of my mind left....
so he just tried helping me out instead.

As it was there was a glitch on my internet this morning,
most unusual... so I got distracted...
I was going to run Lucid 5.11 again >> then install Team Viewer...
because it has Wine running already...
and then try installing Network Magic >>
the old version…which is still good 4 Vista, XP.
Win7 seems to find networks better...
but Network Magic may still run OK as well.

NM is great 4 hidden networks in Windows.
I used it 4 times last week....4 different laptops.
This is great great software.

Never update it to Cisco's rubbish, they bought them out
and killed it....won't run after 7 days.

But the old version does, and certainly when it comes to
finding hidden networks. I posted it here.

http://www.datafilehost.com/download-61f249a2.html

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Anyway I booted off the wrong USB key this afternoon using Fluppy 006.
meaning to try the Lucid 5.11 usb.

But the sound worked this time in Fluppy.
So I thought why not. Not getting my hopes up.

So I ran the firewall first >> in Connect.
Then ran the Connect to >> internet by Network or Wireless Lan.
It saw a hidden network.

I pressed >> Connect >> and then I

typed my SSID >> Wireless name of my router
which would normally be Netgear...but I had renamed it,

and then my password...waited nearly a minute and it worked.

The worst part was wondering if I had to press >> Connect
again after that for the wizard to run.
I think that it runs PWireless 2 >> by default.

So don't do that, just highlight what you think is your network
and click only once at the start.

Thanks Miss Jem >> you are a gem.
And >> 01micko >> thanks anyway mate.

Chris.

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EMACHINES EM350-21G16I -

Features Graphics Card Memory Type: Shared
Processor Brand: Intel
Processor Model: N450
Processor QTY: 1
Processor Speed (GHz): 1.66
Processor Type: Atom
Installed RAM (GB): 1
Disk Drives Hard Drive Size: 160GB
Screen Screen Size: 10.1" WSVGA DISPLAY,
Software and System Requirements
Operating System: Windows XP Home

Processor Processor Brand: Intel
Processor QTY: 1
Processor Type: Atom
Processor Model: N450
Processor Speed (GHz): 1.66
INTEL GMA 950,
WLAN, WEBCAM,

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