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• Started 11 years ago by Arthur
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   Arthur
   

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   I purchased a 3g router and my internet switched to wireless. Now I can not make it work. It recognizes the network but does not connect. could you help me?
   Arthur

   Posted 11 years ago #
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   Trixar_za
   

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   What kind of 3G router and what is it's model number? Does it show up in lspci and dmesg? The more information you can provide, the easier it will be to help you.

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   Arthur
   

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   My router is a ENCORE 3G Wireless N-150 model ENHWI-3GN3.
   It recognizes the network but does not connect. I think missing some file or enable some function. On the computer I have a Wireless N USB Adapter 150 Mbps INTELBRAS WBN 900. Works fine on Ubuntu and XP. Up Slack in puppy 5.3.3 it works. He took a little work but Freebiss resolved.

   Posted 11 years ago #
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   mojo
   

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   Reply with output from these commands:
   lsusb
ifconfig
lsmod
uname -a
iwconfig
ls /sys/class/net
cat /etc/network.conf
iwlist scan

   Posted 11 years ago #
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   Arthur
   

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   I apologize for the delay in responding, however, my hard drive crashed. I have to restore the system to return to the subject later. After the holiday season.
   Grateful to all
   Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays

   Posted 11 years ago #
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   My friends! I'm back after a long vacation. I formatted the HD and did my fresh install of SliTaz. Attachment files with the results of the commands suggested. It seems to be connected but not browsing nor loads the list of repos to I install firefox.
   I await news,
   Arthur

   Posted 11 years ago #
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   Arthur
   

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   1. uname_iwconfig.JPG (37 KB, 1,236 downloads) 11 years old
   2. Midori.JPG (35.4 KB, 1,029 downloads) 11 years old
   3. lsusb_ifconfig.JPG (44.4 KB, 1,128 downloads) 11 years old
   4. lsmod.JPG (43.5 KB, 1,294 downloads) 11 years old
   5. ls_cat.JPG (41.5 KB, 1,271 downloads) 11 years old
   6. iwlist.JPG (39.4 KB, 1,076 downloads) 11 years old

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   Arthur
   

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   1. wlan0inicial.JPG (26.2 KB, 1,068 downloads) 11 years old
   2. wlan0.JPG (33.6 KB, 1,104 downloads) 11 years old

   Posted 11 years ago #
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   mojo
   

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   Open terminal,su. password root
   Stop networking:
   # /etc/init.d/network.sh stop
   Unload conflicting drivers for 148f:3070 USB wifi adapter
   # modprobe -r rt2870sta
# modprobe -r rt2800usb
# modprobe -r rt2x00usb
   Load correct driver for 148f:3070 USB wifi adapter
   # modprobe rt2870sta
   Configure /etc/network.conf
   # leafpad /etc/network.conf
   Change
   INTERFACE="eth0"
   To
   INTERFACE="wlan0"
   Leafpad => File/Save/File/Quit
   Restart networking:
   # /etc/init.d/network.sh start

   Blacklisting conflicting modules so they won't load on boot doesn't always work in Slitaz.
   Move rt2800usb to the /root folder so it can't load.
   # mv /lib/modules/2.6.37-slitaz/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/rt2x00/rt2800usb.ko.gz .
   Rewrite modules.dep to remove rt2800usb
   # depmod -a

   Posted 11 years ago #
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    Arthur
    

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    Here are the results of commands. In the mv command added the /root as the destination.
    Still not browse.
    I await instructions
    Arthur

    

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    1. tazpanel.png (133.4 KB, 1,106 downloads) 11 years old
    2. painel.png (141.3 KB, 1,140 downloads) 11 years old

    Posted 11 years ago #
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    Arthur
    

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    Reenviando (reSend)

    

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    mojo
    

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    # leafpad /etc/network.conf
    Change
    WIFI_KEY_TYPE="on"
    to
    WIFI_KEY_TYPE="any"
    Leafpad => File/Save/File/Quit
    Restart networking:
    # /etc/init.d/network.sh stop
# /etc/init.d/network.sh start

    More problems:
    cat /etc/network.conf

    Posted 11 years ago #
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    Arthur
    

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    I think it got worse. the flag that stopped without blinking. My configuration file ends with% O. Is this normal? My router uses WPE. Should I change the WAP

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    mojo
    

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    Don't edit network.conf in tazpanel,there is a bug which adds the %0
    This is why I told you to use leafpad to edit /etc/network.conf
    # leafpad /etc/network.conf
    Remove the %0
    Use WPA security on router.

    More problems:
    cat /etc/network.conf

    Posted 11 years ago #
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    Arthur
    

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    Unfortunately, it did not work. I think it makes no difference to keep the WEP. I have other equipment at home and would have to change all. The cat did not reveal anything new. What saddens me is that the sensor blinks as wlan0 connected and the panel does not load the list of packages to install firefox and other programs. I downloaded the rolling bug when he gave at the beginning tested my sound card Via. I'm down.

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