ifconfig **logical name*** up
insomaniacal wrote:Also, open up a terminal, and run sudo lshw . Look through it and try to find something that starts with network, or -network, *network ,-net,. If it says disabled next to it then look down a few lines until you see "logical name". Remember that, or write it down. Then type the following command:<br><br><br>The final solution would be to use Ndiswrapper, which will let you use a Windows wireless driver in Linux, but that should be tried last.
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ifconfig **logical name*** up
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