Another Linux Myth Killed In Broad Daylight
Jul 13, 2009, 15:34 (3 Talkback[s])
(Other stories by Ken Starks)
[ Thanks to helios for this link.
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"I stepped outside, messed with the USB dongle to make
sure it was seated in the cradle properly and went back in to check
it. Nope...
"Deader'n a stump.
"I practiced the true definition of insanity several times
before I decided to slide in a live CD and see if I couldn't
diagnose the problem. Good ol' "iwconfig" will tell you volumes
combined with some stratigic pinging.
"While the Mepis CD loaded, I made sure the mid-line connections
were good and that I had a solid connection at the USB port behind
the machine. It couldn't have been any tighter if I seated it with
a three pound hammer."
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