I'm running linux lite 1.8. 32 bit on a acer aspire 3000 laptop. This is strange.
It is strange for sure. The only way to get it to work is to click on the network icon and connect to a hidden network.
My network is not hidden for one. But then it will connect to it, but when I shut it down or reboot I have to start all over but this time when I click on connect to a hidden network It says new or my network I made earlier. Then it connects to it right off.
I have it set to connect on auto. So what is up with that. I have reinstalled a few times and the last time connected to my wireless only and when reboot I have to do the same but this time I did not have to make a new it was in there already.
When I type:
denny@dumpman:~$ sudo iwlist scanning
I get:
denny@dumpman:~$ sudo iwlist scanning
[sudo] password for denny:
wlan0 No scan results
lo Interface doesn't support scanning.
eth0 Interface doesn't support scanning.
denny@dumpman:~$
Then it connects without going in and clicking on connect to hidden network.
So it does not scan for for for a network. Have to figure out how to make it search.
It is strange for sure. The only way to get it to work is to click on the network icon and connect to a hidden network.
My network is not hidden for one. But then it will connect to it, but when I shut it down or reboot I have to start all over but this time when I click on connect to a hidden network It says new or my network I made earlier. Then it connects to it right off.
I have it set to connect on auto. So what is up with that. I have reinstalled a few times and the last time connected to my wireless only and when reboot I have to do the same but this time I did not have to make a new it was in there already.
When I type:
denny@dumpman:~$ sudo iwlist scanning
I get:
denny@dumpman:~$ sudo iwlist scanning
[sudo] password for denny:
wlan0 No scan results
lo Interface doesn't support scanning.
eth0 Interface doesn't support scanning.
denny@dumpman:~$
Then it connects without going in and clicking on connect to hidden network.
So it does not scan for for for a network. Have to figure out how to make it search.