I am trying to install M8 base and used the live cd first to check it out. I want to make sure that the wireless works OOB.
My wireless connection defaults to Static IP, but I need DHCP. When I change to DHCP mode and click apply, it tells me that I need to restart my interface for changes to take effect. What the hell does that mean? In addition, when I click ok to the prompt, the network manager sets the IP mode back to static.
topic title: Wireless Under Live CD
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It sounds like you are using the mepis network manager. I would try using wicd or ceni. Either one of those two will configure your connection without asking you to reboot.
good luck!
Pedro
good luck!
Pedro
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Where would I find those managers, I don't remember any of those options being in the Flux menu?
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#4
Hi!
Open a terminal,enter
than type the password for root (root),
and than you can start ceni by entering
There you are, configure your Wlan.
Open a terminal,enter
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su
than type the password for root (root),
and than you can start ceni by entering
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ceni
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#5
sorry to make you do extra work- I'm posting this in Antix right now. I was right that wicd wasn't in the Flux menu, but I wasn't aware that ceni was a wireless manager. I got it configured properly without a hitch. Thanks for the help!
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#7
I'm glad you finally got wireless to work. The other options I mentioned, wicd and ceni are in the control center, under the network tab. Control center is in the fluxbox menu, under Settings.
Enjoy antix!
Pedro
Enjoy antix!
Pedro
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#8
wicd is not included included in the base iso. If you want to install it, you may first need to enable the wicd repos.
john
john