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TRy restarting NetworkManager:
sudo systemctl NetworkManager restart
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Don't work also.
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Lets see if you have the necessary firmware now:
dmesg|grep -iE 'wlan|firmware|dhc|wpa'
POst output from that command please.
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[Firmware Bug]: ACPI: BIOS _OSI(Linux) query ignored
r8169 0000:03:00.0: firmware: direct-loading firmware rtl_nic/rtl8168g-2.fw
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Is that the full output?
Do you have wired and wifi cards on the same system?
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Yes, that is full output and and I don't have any wired cards on PC, only this USB dongle. It is really weird that I have so much trouble with it because with RC1 it worked really well O.o
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With the same USB dongle?
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Yes, even today, before I decided to reinstall system with RC2 version.
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Did you run a checksum on the RC2 image you used for installation?
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Well actually, no, so maybe i try to download it again and hope so this helps ^^
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Yes. Do verify the checksum after downloading the image.
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Should I check like this: sha256sum --check ${Bl-Hydrogen-rc2-amd64.iso.sha256sum.txt} ? Because terminal says that: Hydrogen-rc2-amd64.iso.sha256sum.txt: Nie ma takiego pliku ani katalogu (it means that file or catalog with this name don't exist) and I really don't understand what is wrong this time T.T
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You should download the checksum file (tick the box)
Then run sha256sum --check on the downloaded checksum file.
ISO and checksum-file should be in same directory.
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OFF TOPIC (maybe can be included in BunsenLabs - just a thought)
Interesting thing about checksums ... thunar can handle those with "Custom Actions" - great for us noobs.
Name: Check md5 sum (or whatever you wish)
Command:
yad --info --title="Check md5 for %n" --text="$(md5sum %f)"
Name: Check sha512 sum (or whatever you wish)
Command:
yad --info --title="Check sha512 sum for %n" --text="$(sha512sum %f)"
And for both: in the [Appearance Conditions] side of the house have only one box ticked: Other Files
Debian 12 Beardog, SoxDog and still a Conky 1.9er
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Well I downloaded torrent, checked sums (they are ok) used other USB device to install it and result was the same, no wifi and no mirrors.
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Did you have wifi enabled during the install?
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Erm are you talking about the modem or router? Yes, it was enabled all the time and on my laptop net works fine.
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I have another USB wifi stick and with it during the installation I have the same problems, but at least after it with reboot it works, so it is half of the success. I still have half of the system (without mirrors) xD
Last edited by Narmo (2016-03-01 17:21:14)
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No.
During the installation, the installer tries to set up networking.
When it can not set up any networking, it will ask you to continue installation without network.
Did you get that question?
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Yes, with every installation I tried I get this question. It seems so that my post lacked some infaormation - I am able to finish the installation, but every time I have the same problems with wifi and mirror sites.
Last edited by Narmo (2016-03-01 17:27:13)
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Well, when the installer can not set up any network, it will leave the mirrors unset in /etc/apt/sources.list.
There is no switch on the USB dongle to switch it on/off is there?
Have you tried using the dongle on your laptop? Does it work there?
The installer leaves a logfile in /var/log/installer/syslog.
Could you post that file on a pastebin site for inspection?
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