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Hey everyone, Using linux on my laptop, I'm trying to set up my wireless capabilities in an easy-to-use way on KDE (and Gentoo) and I'm having some issues. I have the luxury of living in an area with quite some wireless networks for me to connect to. Also on my university there are multiple networks that I should be able to connect to. Now this is all great, but to connect to a network I need a root console and do Source code 1 2 3 # iwlist scan # iwconfig eth1 essid network-name # /etc/init.d/n...

Quoted Original von anda_skoa I guess the certificate is needed at a lower level, i.e. when the connection is established. You should ask in a forum/mailinglist/newsgroup for Linux setup questions or Linux networking questions. Cheers, _ Thanks, in the meantime I found what seems like a nice howto from another student, so I'm going to give it a shot next week.

Hi, I just got a new notebook (ASUS M2400), and installed gentoo on it. It's equipped with wireless possibilities, and after installing the ipw2100 drivers it works like a charm in my home network. My university provides wireless access too, and of course I'd like to use my notebook there too. However, they use some kind of certificate combined with a username/password combination to indentify the connecting computer. I just read through the instructions for windows and OSX on their website ( ht...

I'm sorry, it turns out that alsa was misconfigured. I had some help and it's working fine now.

Quoted Original von m4ktub Just a blind shot. Try running kmix and removing mutes or increasing the sound level. Happened to me. Nope, nothing. Wish it would have been that easy .

Hi, I've just installed Gentoo linux on my notebook and finished emerging kde. Everything seems to work fine, except for the sound. KDE Control center doesn't report any problems and it looks like arts is running fine too, but it just doesn't work and I'm too new to linux to have a clue what to do to fix it ..