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I was thinking my network was ad-hoc for some reason The time now is Last edited by chpacabrah; at Why do you need ad-hoc if you have a router? The internet was usable for a while but the system would crash randomly, within hours but sometimes sooner.
Hm I'll try this.
Gigabyte GN-WP01GS
The linux distros run on another hard drive. Gnw-p01gs is the OS I'm currently running. It goes completely dead and you need a cold boot. Under ndisgtk, I installed the xp windows driver, and it says hardware is connected.
I'm using this wireless card: Open Source Consulting Domain Registration. They hope these examples will help you to get a better understanding of gigaabyte Linux system and that you feel encouraged to try out things on your own. Ironically Windows XP works without a hitch. Want to know if that peripheral is compatible with Linux? Are you new to LinuxQuestions.
Incidentally I read on another forum that some RT61 cards crash this system if you lose the wireless signal. Gigabyte Wireless card setup?? Any suggestions would be glgabyte. When it does crash, the system doesn't respond to any emergency keystrokes, and the mouse doesn't move.
Linux Compatibility: Gigabyte GN-WP01GS - Phoronix Forums
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My WEP key is 26 characters. I don't really know what I'm doing The system crashes when I try to update the wireless settings via the Gui.
Gigabyte Wireless card setup?? help?
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I'm using a fresh install of Ubunto 6. I'm totally loving it except for the following issue. All of these distros crash when the card is used.
Under the networking gui, i think it only holds 13 characters. Right now I'm usuing my ethernet cable from my other computer, but I need to get the wireless working.
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