Not the target hardware for sure, but I wanted to test my USB stick to see if the ubuntu-mid image had been properly copied onto it. So I tried booting my Dell Latitude D-630 with the latest Intrepid image from 20081002.* It booted up just fine and looked quite nice.* A couple of comments (no fix required for any of this given this laptop is not the target hardware):


- I couldn't get the wireless card to be detected (I think).* When I set up a new wireless network, the SSID field was not populated with any networks, and I was not able to connect even after typing in the SSID manually and entering the WEP key.* However, I was immediately able to get a wired connection working.


- all apps seemed to work except for the web browser, which failed to launch.* I didn't investigate further.

- the dual-core processor running at 2.0 GHz was correctly identified.


At least I was able to determine that my USB stick had the image correctly installed on it.


cheers
S





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First, thanks a lot for your report!

On Thu, Oct 02, 2008, Stewart Midwinter wrote:
> - I couldn't get the wireless card to be detected (I think). When I set up
> a new wireless network, the SSID field was not populated with any networks,
> and I was not able to connect even after typing in the SSID manually and
> entering the WEP key. However, I was immediately able to get a wired
> connection working.

Not clear what the issue is here, but we currently don't have any
restricted drivers for lpia (e.g. madwifi); depends what wifi hardware
you exactly have.

> - all apps seemed to work except for the web browser, which failed to
> launch. I didn't investigate further.

Known, simple rebuild was required, this is being pushed or is already
pushed but will land after the intrepid beta release.

Thanks again!
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Hi,


On Fri, Oct 3, 2008 at 1:29 AM, Loïc Minier <loic.minier@ubuntu.com> wrote:

*First, thanks a lot for your report!



On Thu, Oct 02, 2008, Stewart Midwinter wrote:

> - I couldn't get the wireless card to be detected (I think). *When I set up

> a new wireless network, the SSID field was not populated with any networks,

> and I was not able to connect even after typing in the SSID manually and

> entering the WEP key. *However, I was immediately able to get a wired

> connection working.



*Not clear what the issue is here, but we currently don't have any

*restricted drivers for lpia (e.g. madwifi); depends what wifi hardware

*you exactly have.

The Latitude D630 has the Intel Pro Wireless 3945 card.
This card worked great in 7.10 with the ipw3945 wireless driver.
When I upgrade to 8.04 I faced some issues with the new iwl3945 wireless driver.

I think there was bug for the same on Launchpad( too lazy to search right now). Some people
had suggested going back to the ipw3945 driver.
Finally I got it work by downloading the source from http://www.intellinuxwireless.org

Maybe you can try doing the same.

Thanks,
Raseel.


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