Hello Friends,
I am using Ubuntu 10.04 LTS - the Lucid Lynx. I was using Wireless daily with no problem but one week back something happened and my wireless stopped working suddenly. I figured with System > Administration > Hardware Drivers.. that my wireless driver was not in use. I thought of removing it, reinstalling and then re-activate it.. it worked.. but whenever I rebooted my system I had to do the same process everytime.. :(
Tried google and found this blog.. thanks a lot to the writer..
I will just rewrite the steps here for my reference.. :D
Now just reboot... the problem should be gone :)
P.S. I am running ubuntu on Dell 1440.
Cheers!!!
Ravi Kumar Gupta -aka D'Maverick
I am using Ubuntu 10.04 LTS - the Lucid Lynx. I was using Wireless daily with no problem but one week back something happened and my wireless stopped working suddenly. I figured with System > Administration > Hardware Drivers.. that my wireless driver was not in use. I thought of removing it, reinstalling and then re-activate it.. it worked.. but whenever I rebooted my system I had to do the same process everytime.. :(
Tried google and found this blog.. thanks a lot to the writer..
I will just rewrite the steps here for my reference.. :D
All this we are going to do on a terminal.. just press Alt+F2 and type gnome-terminal and press enter..
1. Optionally u can try these commands first.. just to check the connection
lspci -nn lshw -C Network lsusb ifconfig iwconfig sudo iwlist scan
Now run the following commands..
sudo modprobe -r b43 ssb wl sudo modprobe wl sudo ifconfig eth1 up sudo iwlist scan
2. Blacklist ssb. Run the following command
echo blacklist ssb | sudo tee -a /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
3. Edit rc.local and add the following code at the end.
sudo vi /etc/rc.local
and add this just before "exit 0"
modprobe wl
Now just reboot... the problem should be gone :)
P.S. I am running ubuntu on Dell 1440.
Cheers!!!
Ravi Kumar Gupta -aka D'Maverick
thank you :) it worked
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just what i need, thank you!
ReplyDeleteThis was not a solution for me until I added "modprobe -r wl b43 ssb" to the rc.local but without you I'd be helpless :D
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