root@gibson:~# ▌
When installing Ubuntu, and during install You choose to use wlan0 interface.
On first system boot wireless becomes unmanaged, and You can’t choose wireless AP.
solution is to edit file /etc/network/interfaces
There should be lines like
auto wlan0
iface wlan0 inet dhcp
wpa-ssid wifi-name
wpa-psk wifi-key
delete those lines and reboot computer. Network manager will be able to control wifi.
After debian install onto guruplug, I’ve noticed few errors: Also, neither Bluetooth nor Wifi were working. To be able to install the libertas firmare You must enable non-free software in Your apt source configuration: Append “non-free” to Your main deb sources to look like this: Now just run the apt-get…
Let’s hookup our GuruPlug JTAG board as described in GuruPlug serial connection post. Latest debian testing images for GuruPlug may be found here. Boot up the device: => usb start starting USB… USB0: USB EHCI 1.00 scanning bus 0 for devices… 4 USB Device(s) found scanning usb for storage devices……
After long post starvation period GuruPlug got chance to be used again. It seems logical, that all the software needs updated. I’ve checked my old post, and it seems like it has some parts missing, and those links with u-boot images doesn’t have any recent update. So I’m here to…
It is superb! It works on my laptop wifi which had been become “unmanaged” since I have turned it as a hotspot access point and I forgot how did I do that. Thanks alot!!!!
This one really worked!! Thanks from a Linux n00b.
Unbelievable. This is great. Is this a bug? Maybe someone should tell them so this could be fixed. I can’t see a situation where this would benefit someone, except maybe as a security feature.