I am using Dlink DWA-125 USB Wireless dongle. I have downloaded porteus 1.2 - 64 Bit and am trying to set the network up.When I run the pns-tool , everything seems to be detected and configured okay. In the final step , nothing happens and I am getting 2 repeatd lines Trying to Associate with {Mac ID of Router} , Connection timed out ...These 2 message kep alternating till I have to press Ctrl+c to exit.
I have tried rmmod rt2800usb and again modprobe rt2800usb , there is no effect.
I also tried to start it up using Wpa_supplicant and the GUI tool provided in porteus , but not working.
How to make it work?
Ralink rt2800usb not connecting
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Re: Ralink rt2800usb not connecting
hello vikrang,
please boot porteus in "Always Fresh" mode and provide all the info mentioned in this thread:
link
(psinfo log, lsmod and /var/log/messages) uploaded to pastebin.com
thanks
please boot porteus in "Always Fresh" mode and provide all the info mentioned in this thread:
link
(psinfo log, lsmod and /var/log/messages) uploaded to pastebin.com
thanks
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[SOLVED]Re: Ralink rt2800usb not connecting
Sorry Fanthom for the late reply . i was a bit busy with some work..I dont know what to say , but I booted Porteus in "Always Fresh" mode and ralink got detected and appeared in the panel and I am able to connect ! .
Earlier , i used to select KDE or LXDE (1st and 2nd option in the menu) and the panel would not show anything. While booting , porteus would detect NTFS partitions in my HDD and drop to "Always Fresh" mode by itself.
But this time , as per your suggestion I selected the "Always fresh" mode manually on boot and now internet works beautifully.
Thanks for your prompt response. I really appreciate it.
Earlier , i used to select KDE or LXDE (1st and 2nd option in the menu) and the panel would not show anything. While booting , porteus would detect NTFS partitions in my HDD and drop to "Always Fresh" mode by itself.
But this time , as per your suggestion I selected the "Always fresh" mode manually on boot and now internet works beautifully.
Thanks for your prompt response. I really appreciate it.