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2009-10-17, 06:12 PM
(This post was last modified: 2009-10-17, 07:20 PM by Charles Anthony.)
My Fedora installation no longer detects automatic wireless networks. A little network icon appears in the notification area and usually a drop-down list indicates all of the available wireless access points. Now, none of that appears. The only thing that appears now is "Wired Network" greyed out in the drop-down menu. If I plug in an ethernet cable, it detects it automatically.
I am a little lost on how where to go from here.
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Solved with Fn + F2 keys.
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I am really enjoying it so far.
I've already addressed some of the existing issues on getting Fedora 11 to work on the Eee PC 1000.
The only other issue, I will add is getting the 'tap-to-click' enabled with your touchpad. Fedora 11 (Live version) does not seem to generate a xorg.conf, so what I did to enable this setting was to add a shell script under $HOME/.kde/Autostart/ with the following content:
synclient TapButton1=1 TapButton2=3 TapButton3=2
The value for each button represents the number of fingers touching the pad.
That will enable 'tap-to-click' every time you login.
