[ydl-gen] wifi

Stephanie Loup <[email protected]> Sun, 25 Sep 2011 19:23:45 -0500
Newsgroups gmane.linux.yellowdog.general
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I am a new Yellow Dog Linux user, and am having a hard time getting my
computer to recognize my wireless network.  I went to applications ->
internet -> wicd network manager, but it will not recognize our wireless
network, or any network in our neighborhood, for that matter.  But the
internet does work connected through our ethernet cable.

I have a very old ibook and tried one of the troubleshooting hints to
install firmware, but the command
yum groupinstall "Development Tools"
was rejected as an error.

Any tips?  I'm feeling very frustrated!

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I am a new Yellow Dog Linux user, and am having a hard time getting my comp=
uter to recognize my wireless network.=A0 I went to applications -&gt; inte=
rnet -&gt; wicd network manager, but it will not recognize our wireless net=
work, or any network in our neighborhood, for that matter.=A0 But the inter=
net does work connected through our ethernet cable.=A0 <br>
<br>I have a very old ibook and tried one of the troubleshooting hints to i=
nstall firmware, but the command<br>yum groupinstall &quot;Development Tool=
s&quot;=A0
	<br>was rejected as an error.<br><br>Any tips?=A0 I&#39;m feeling very fru=
strated!<br>

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