On 5/13/19 11:28 AM, Dan Ritter wrote:
The same command of course works perfectly fine when I connect the Teres
laptop directly to the internet with an ethernet cable (through USB).
I got this same behavior yesterday when firing up a new Debian
laptop. Turned out the wireless card was down.
Thanks Dan.
The card is not down.
Right now:
- My laptop from work opens https://fosdem.org and
https://lists.debian.org with my home wifi router without any
problem.
- My phone running LineageOS opens https://fosdem.org and
https://lists.debian.org with my home wifi router without any
problem.
- My Teres-I laptop cannot open https://fosdem.org nor
https://lists.debian.org with my home wifi router, but with
Ethernet/USB cable the pages opens just fine (cable connected to
laptop directly from the wall, no router in between).
- My Teres-I laptop "Could not resolve 'deb.debian.org'" with wifi
when asked to aptitude install something. But with Ethernet/USB it
installs just fine (just as above).
However, right now, I can open lots of other web pages with my
Teres-I laptop, and mail (Thunderbird) works fine (at least as far
as I can tell, it's quite slow).
To me it seems like there is a wifi setting somewhere in my
Teres-I laptop that is the reason for the intermittent(?)
behavior, but of course it can be more complex than that.
Maybe a peek in the [source code] could shed some light on whether
that could explain the behavior?
Unfortunately my Teres-I cannot reach the source code website
either.
Maybe this is of general interest, so a code snippet with where
wifi parameters are set could be interesting?
It would definitely be a great help for me.
//Erik
[source code] https://salsa.debian.org/tinker-team/box