On 20-01-2012 16:09, Fernando Gadea wrote:
I use Synaptics the most, to tell the true. As I am not a power user
I'm affraid I can mix things up if I try something in the terminal
for
myself. So yes, I am doing what you tell and learning (and I am
reading the linux command line book, but slowly).
In Synaptic go to: Package->Force Version {I use in pt_PT:
"Pacote->Forçar
Versão"} and choose the one in backports, and try the rest with the
packages: firmware-ralink and wireless-tools
This txt file shows that ralink is installed. Notice I had a problem
updating the backport packages the first try, but after it worked, or
it seems to...
Fernando
2012/1/20, Zuper Koleoptera<zuperkoleoptera@gmail.com>:
Well there might be some conflict with
Ign http://apt.puredata.info squeeze/main amd64 Packages
Err http://apt.puredata.info squeeze/main amd64 Packages
try to comment out that repo in the /etc/apt/sources.list file.
Open up the file in an editor and put # infront of the line.
Then
aptitude update
aptitude install firmware-ralink wireless-tools
Just a question did you use always aptitude or just now because of
the
example. If not try with apt-get. It is a bout the same only it
treats
dependancies a different way.
Instead of aptitude update& install try:
apt-get update
apt-get install firmware-ralink wireless-tools
Again only if you did not use aptitude in the past.
Thank you
On 1/20/12, Fernando Gadea<fgadea@gmail.com> wrote:
Here it is the terminal output in txt
Please don't look at the puredata server problem. it seems that
there
is no extended version for 64 bit.
When I give it the order to install the ralink firmware it tells me
that it won't be installed, updated or deleted any package.
Well, please, see it for yourself in the file.
Thank you again
2012/1/20, Zuper Koleoptera<zuperkoleoptera@gmail.com>:
Well not sure, most probably the ralink firmware is the one you
are
missing, try follow the steps for squeeze and report where you get
stuck..
On 1/20/12, Fernando Gadea<fgadea@gmail.com> wrote:
Sorry, I missed the lsusb file.
2012/1/20, Fernando Gadea<fgadea@gmail.com>:
Yes I can Zuper: here it goes the lsusb in a txt file, and I go
to
your link now!
ps: thank you, and the list, for all for this help!
Fernando
2012/1/20, Zuper Koleoptera<zuperkoleoptera@gmail.com>:
Dear Fernando,
As it seems formt he output, last line, you have an wifi
adapter
based
on Ralink chipset. Still though the output is a bit strange
cause
it
doesn not list a clear model.
You can please do the same with lsusb?
Open terminal and put:
lsusb
copy/paste result in a text file and attach it.
In the meantime it would be also helpfull is you go here
http://wiki.debian.org/rt2860sta
and start reading the squeeze part of the tutorial. Try to
follow
step
by step and report where you get stuck.
Thank you
On 1/20/12, Fernando Gadea<fgadea@gmail.com> wrote:
No problem, here it is in txt file
Fernando
2012/1/20, Zuper Koleoptera<zuperkoleoptera@gmail.com>:
Well sorry that was my mistake, I am at work and currently
cannot
open
.odt files..You can save it as .doc for MSOffice and I will
be
able
to
open it...
Thank you
On 1/20/12, Fernando Gadea<fgadea@gmail.com> wrote:
Thank you for your answer!
here it goes the lspci atachment.
Thank you again
2012/1/20, Zuper Koleoptera<zuperkoleoptera@gmail.com>:
Dear Fernando,
If you need to enable your wireless interface we need to
know
a
bit
more on your addpter,lets try the lspci command.
Open a terminal and type:
lspci
paste output in a file and attach it in you next message.
Thank you
On 1/20/12, Fernando Gadea<fgadea@gmail.com> wrote:
I'm almost desperate...
my machine is with debian 6.0.3 with gnome 2.30.3
kernel 2.6.32-5-amd64
Here is the specification chart of hardware and drivers in
w7:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c02698960&tmp_task=prodinfoCategory&cc=mx&dlc=es&lc=es&product=5057770
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?os=4063&lc=es&cc=mx&dlc=es&sw_lang=&product=5057770#N262
I've already looked for free drivers in Synaptic and
installed
all
that seamed related with no luck.
This is my first time with Debian (I come from Puredyne,
but
I
am
not
a power user).
The first install in this new machine was Ubuntu Studio,
and
wifi
was
working. Nevertheless I wanted to try Debian since time
ago.
I searched the list for info about this machine and it
seems
that
I
am
the only with this hardware..
Please, help!
Thank you all for any tip,
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