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Up and running on my WPA2 wireless network
Posted: Mon 01 Oct 2012, 01:00
by chapchap70
OK, On Windows, we can cut and paste passwords in network setup wizards.
I just manually entered my password into the Network Wizard and now I am up and running in my WPA2 network. Do not cut and paste passwords on here unless you want to beat your head against the wall.
Can not log onto the itnernet
Posted: Tue 22 Oct 2013, 00:43
by comcoco
10/20/13
rersn56
I really appreciated the pet you provided for the atheros wireless device. I know that this was on the discussion group a year ago. I just found it and was very pleased since I have not be able to get Puppy 528 to recognize the WiFi on a new Acer Aspire V5 I just purchased.
This pet worked on my new laptop to recognize the WiFi device, but I can not configure it to actually connect. When I installed this PET and rebooted, the device recognized the device. Configuring by Auto DHCP goes well and I get a message that the "Network configuration of wlan2 was successful". I save it. Then if I test it, I get a message "unable to connect to a wireless network" and when I run my Chromium browser, it does not connect. I have repeated this several times with the same results.
Perhaps I am not setting the profile for my wireless router correctly. Puppy Network Wizard finds this router (Netgear93). I have tried many combinations of Profile names, ESSID, and Shared Key, together with various checks of Mode and AP Scan. I do not know where I should be placing the password for this wireless router--ESSID, Shared Key, or ?. I do not know what either of these means.
Could you please give me some help or guidance. I do not know where else to turn for help. It would be best if you wrote to me directly on the email address below.
comcoco
peter.diachun@gmail.com
Posted: Wed 23 Oct 2013, 19:24
by puppyto
Hi, I don't know about AR9485, but I have an AR9271, that could not recognize it, Slacko 5.6 and recognized PuppyPrecise 5.7.1, so although I don't like Ubuntu, I prefer Slackware, in my case, thanks to PuppyPrecise I keep using PuppyLinux. Good luck!