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I see lights on the ethernet port on the machine. But here's the output. But I am sure I have a wireless card. Which Antix version are you using? I jiggled the cable and they came back on. This has been an education so far. Select all lsusb -knn.

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After that I rebooted and made sure the lights were on and was able to ping the IP addresses you listed.

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Then I rebooted and looked at the back of the system again and the lights on the ethernet cable were out. Hybrid IP Routing Enabled. Here is the output of lspci I don't have any linux smarts. Monday, October 04, 8: I can't seem to find any wireless networks. Wireless was working earlier with Debian but screen res problem got me back to antixso I'm pretty sure there's nothing wrong with the device.

I've never used it before. It's definitely an old laptop. But I am sure I have a wireless card. I used the eth0 just cause I thought it was the better option. Select all inxi -F. I don't see a wireless device in your 82801baa/bam/ca/cam readout. Thank you all for your replies.

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This has been an education so far. Select the tab, wired select the ethernet connection select ipv4 method-manual address Thanks again for you help and suggestions.

Local Loopback inet addr: For info, please visit https: Thursday, October 07, 8: Intel Corporation physical id: I am hoping to learn a lot here in ubuntu-land. Wireless interface physical id: I installed the version"as is" and I'm using icewm. Sorry I've been offline for a while. No working leases in persistent database - sleeping.

Processes 81 Uptime 16 min Memory For some reason I think that this is an old infrared device. But here's the output. I jiggled the cable and they came back on. So it looks like I have some marginal at best hardware going on here. Try to assign an IP address outside DHCP range Now run sudo service network-manager stop sudo service network-manager start Please post the results of ping I am wired to a verizon dsl modem which is working on my other winXP machine that is connected to it.

And now I now where to look for the IP info.