I recently bought a laptop : Lenovo Thinkpad Edge E420. This laptop along with most of the new laptops come with Intel Centrino Wireless N 1000 as the Wireless network adapter. Now comes the problem. In most linux, like Fedora and Ubuntu, you can’t enable the wireless adapter.…
I just installed Fedora 15 in my laptop. Unfortunately there was no option to do an online upgrade from Fedora 14 and so had to download the ISO image. In the meantime, I did try the Ubuntu 11.04 in my other laptop and I really got surprised by…
As I mentioned in my previous post about Ubuntu, the wireless was working fine without any rfkill unblocks. But things changed when I did an online update using the Ubuntu update manager. After the update was completed and after the reboot, my wireless stopped working as it showed…
I’ve moved back to Ubuntu as I find that GNOME is a much easier interface to work with than KDE. So, installed Ubuntu Maverick and this time, I selected the option to download updates and "the 3rd party software" during installation itself. The change that I found is…
