

Please help anybody

Sorry for my language Iam polish.
Cheers.
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watson540 wrote:yes there is another way. net-setup is a good app, but considering that you stated your newb-ness I would beg to differ from freeallbadgers suggestion. I think NetworkMAnager is better suited for you (provided you're one of the luck 50 people it works for![]()
you should already have the icon in the KDE system tray. If your wireless card is working that is..right click the icon for a list of options. It should be a breeze to set it up that way. I've never used kwifimanager so I cant help you.
If networkmanagetr doesnt work you will have to come back and tell us your make/model of wireless card and a few other things as it may not be finctioning correctly (buggy driver, particularly with a broadcom chipset)
EDIT: I see you already specified your cards chipset. I didnt read your post well enough at first ..im too lazy to delete the sentence above..
watson540 wrote:Thank you for keeping us updated and letting us know it works!! Im glad for you, and welcome to the forums.
Also just one favor I would have you do me in return for helping you out, if you could remember...Just in the future, when a question/post of your has been solved if you could just edit your post and add [SOLVED] in front of the topic. That way it benefits the future would-be sabayon users as well
Good Luck
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