To begin: Have internet access…Unfortunately being connected to your modem or router is necessary – go dig around for a LAN cable. I will try and make it as painless to follow as possible, even for complete Ubuntu newcomers.
If, like me, you’ve installed a beautiful new copy of Ubuntu 12.10 or happily upgraded only to find connecting wirelessly is more frustrating than anticipated – this is the solution that worked on my system. I'm willing to buy a different model adapter if that will get my installation to work but I would first like to try to find a way to install this adapter on ArchLinux if that is possible.If you’ve encountered this error and searched the web for a solution, you might have come across quite a few that only get you so far but fail right when you get your hopes up… So I would greatly appreciate any help at all! (which yet again is NetGear N-300 WNA3100) So I decided afterwards it was safe to assume that ArchLinux probably doesn't support my specific usb wireless adapter.
It didn't work and the installation terminal was left in some sort of text editing state where commands didn't do anything. (as was instructed by an installation tutorial I was watching on youtube) Wpa_supplicant -Dwext -iwlan0 -c/etc/wpa_nf & >/dev/null With wpa_passphrase "SSID" "password" >/etc/wpa_nf I would describe it as a newbie's installation problem.Īt any rate I desire specific help with getting this usb adapter to work on ArchLinux because I don't really have the experience to analyze the solutions for similar adapters of different models and apply it to my situation, I would feel most comfortable getting help in this specific manner.Īnd for the most part could not find the model number of my adapter.Īs well when I tried to do the setup for wireless Hello, first of all I want to apologize if this topic is in the improper place, I couldn't decide if this was more a "newbie" problem or an "installation" problem.
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