Okay, thanks!

Semme wrote:Maybe it's called something different in Slacko- I'm not the expert.

brcmutil, mac80211, brcmsmac.. all likely candidates..

So, how do I proceed?

# modprobe brcm80211 FATAL: Module brcm80211 not found. # lsmod | grep brcm80211 (Still no output) # lsmod Module Size Used by michael_mic 1394 4 arc4 970 2 ecb 1393 2 mperf 791 0 brcmsmac 435863 0 cordic 669 1 brcmsmac crc8 766 1 brcmsmac brcmutil 2257 1 brcmsmac mac80211 138904 1 brcmsmac cfg8021...

Semme wrote:
Open a terminal and type: lsmod | grep brcm80211

I don't get any output, I just return to bash, or what it's called (I'm new to the terminal stuff too, sorry).

03:00.0 Network controller [0280]: Broadcom Corporation BCM43224 802.11a/b/g/n [14e4:0576] (rev 01)

But since I've been connected with this hardware (not software) to the network before, this shouldn't be a problem, or am I missing something?

Well, I can't even connect to the network. When I try to connect I just get an error message that says that the configuration failed for wlan0. When I logged onto the network on windows it told me to log in with username and password before I was fully connected, just like when you connect to a WEP ...

Yes, I am running 5.4. The frisbee software says that it's going to detect encryption bu it doesn't. The strange thing is following: When I look at all the wireless networks available I see that my schools network (LND_Elev1-1) is encrypted with [WPA2-EAP-CCMP], but when I go to the profile created ...

You need to use the network set up wizard. Tell it you want wireless, then scan. It will produce a list of available connections. choose you school one and fill in/choose the options. I think I tried this and couldn't get any encryption type that let me put in username and password, but I'll try ag...

Maybe I should add that it worked perfect while I was running Ubuntu for a few weeks, so I guess it's just some certificate or something that tells the adapter that you need to enter both an username and a password...

You're exactly right, grump. Sorry for my incompetent question, but what is Novell?

Okay, thanks a lot!

Hm, okey. So you're saying that, if i connect correctly to the network, there should be no problems at all? Cause when you go and create a network profile, you can only choose WPA, WEP and so on802.1x (WPA2-EAP-...).

Are you sure that puppy Linux is fully compatible with 802.1x networks without any modifications of the network wizard?

I saw somewhere that someone had written about some wpa_supplicant thing...

Hi, I'm new to puppy linux (and linux overall) and would need some help. I'm sitting in school and we have a 802.1x network (I think). However, when I was logging in from Windows is needed to enter a username and password (which i have), but when I'm trying to connect via the network manager or the ...