I can see all the wireless networks except my own. Quite bizzare thou.
I guess that there is a problem in laptop wirless card so that it cant see Asus N56u wirless network.
Driver seems to be brcm80211
I have no idea what to do.
Lenovo G560 running Mint 12 cant see Asus N56u wireless
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Lenovo G560 running Mint 12 cant see Asus N56u wireless
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Re: Lenovo G560 running Mint 12 cant see Asus N56u wireless
That sometimes happens to me with Mint 9 LTS, a TP-link usb dongle and a Thompson router but after a few minutes or a reboot it works.
Try to rename your network and change the encryption to WEP to see if works. Don't keep the wep encryption for long because it's not safe.
Try to rename your network and change the encryption to WEP to see if works. Don't keep the wep encryption for long because it's not safe.
Re: Lenovo G560 running Mint 12 cant see Asus N56u wireless
I use no encryption at all, everyone can log onto mine network and I like to share bandwith. :)
Re: Lenovo G560 running Mint 12 cant see Asus N56u wireless
I have a new Thinkpad Ultra-thin Laptop, and the Wireless problem does not seem to be with LinuxMint, Ubuntu or Network-Manager
Apparently, the Levono Wireless Drivers used does not comply with the Debian Software Policy/Contract.
All OS-distro I've tried that are Debian-based do not show wireless ... other non-Debian distros work 'outta da box'
There is a set of non-free Wireless drivers needed, that you can install.
http://wiki.debian.org/rtl819x
https://launchpad.net/~lexical/+archive ... ld/1854980
http://wireless.kernel.org/en/users/Dow ... eding_edge
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WiFiHowTo
Apparently, the Levono Wireless Drivers used does not comply with the Debian Software Policy/Contract.
All OS-distro I've tried that are Debian-based do not show wireless ... other non-Debian distros work 'outta da box'
There is a set of non-free Wireless drivers needed, that you can install.
http://wiki.debian.org/rtl819x
https://launchpad.net/~lexical/+archive ... ld/1854980
http://wireless.kernel.org/en/users/Dow ... eding_edge
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WiFiHowTo