No LAN nor WLAN connection, Ubuntu 8.10 on Ps3
| Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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| Ubuntu PS3 Port |
New
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Undecided
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Bug Description
No LAN nor WLAN connection, Ubuntu 8.10 on Ps3
I have installed ubuntu-
I didn’t find any MD5Sum for the download, but the installastion seems fine.
1. The wireless never starts up. I see on the net that I should set it up as a hidden network (WEP), but I don’t find that option. It doesn’t help to turn WEP of on the network either.
2. The wired sends its MAC to router and get an IP addr back, but there it stops. This works without any probl from Ps3. But when I look at the Network Connection, it shows no acctivity last 8 hours.
3. When I try to ping the router, access the router or an other net, I get no connection. This is strange since it looks like I am connected to the router. The router even shows the Ubuntu name I choosed.
4. When I release the wired from the router, Device - Network Tools still shows IP addr = 192.168.1.194 and keeps counting received packets, here = 51, but the connection is released from the router.
5. And the Active Network Connections shows that I am connected.
6. Does Ps3 have 1 or 2 MAC addr (wired and wireless)? My computer has to diff, but I can only find one at the Ps3.
See Screen Dumps for details mentioned above.
All these makes me very confused. So please help.
What I want is to get the Ps3 Ubuntu online through wireless WLAN.
I see there is a securit update; linux-image-
Sorry if I made this to long, but I am new to Linux and Ps3. So please help me out and be a bit detailed in your feedback.
No-gick from Norway
| Heroknotten (stein-maka) wrote | #1 |
| TJ Scott (rage-octane) wrote | #2 |
| Dan Munckton (munckfish) wrote | #3 |
| Heroknotten (stein-maka) wrote | #4 |
| qbix (the-rape-of-the-land) wrote | #5 |
so far my internet is working fine with 8.10. Most guides on Intrepid installation say to opt for wired network connection first. the ubuntu install should detect it as eth0, and wlan0 under your choices. theoretically you need to set up your wireless connection there, but I haven't tried, manually setting up a wifi in terminal doesn't seem fun, :). For the best results so far I would recomend using the automatic network config during the installation of ubuntu 8.10 under the ethernet connection. I haven't got my wireless to work yet, but untill then I'm using a wirelessly bridged connection with a game adapter.