Wifi dies about once an hour. Bug in update ?
Frank Cox
theatre at sasktel.net
Wed Feb 4 04:18:48 UTC 2009
On Tue, 03 Feb 2009 18:36:02 -0700
Linuxguy123 wrote:
> Exactly which application should I run to select the wireless network to
> use ? I've always wanted to do this in F10 and I've never been able to.
> I wouldn't be fooling around editing things in the network configuration
> tool in the first place if I had a working NM application.
I have a Network Manager icon in the notification area on my Gnome toolbar.
When there is no connection it shows as an ethernet plug with a line through it.
If I left-click on that icon, I get a list of available wireless networks that
the computer can see at that moment. I click on the one that I want to connect
to, the little balls spin for a second and then it tells me that I now have a
network connection. The icon turns into a graph showing the signal strength.
If I want to change to a different wireless access point I just left-click on
the icon again and select it off of the list.
If I plug a wired ethernet cable into the computer, it automatically spins the
little balls for a second and then tells me that I am now online with a wired
connection.
That's all that there is to it.
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