Hi all,
I got placed Haiku on my old notebook, for a second life. Brillant.
Problem is my wifi is regonised as network-device but not as wifi (I think) and my networkcard for cabel isn’t regonised at all.
I have run system info for this and the outcome published: http://www.tuinstraat29.nl/systeminfo.html
I use a Fritsbox modem FRITZ!Box Fon WLAN 7340 with FRITZ!OS 05.51. Maybe I can do something here, accept making my systems less secure.
Can I get internet, for the time being just with the cabel, and the best is if I can get wifi working.
Is there someone that can help, thank’s in advance,
Yes, this message is coming from Webpositive!!!
I installed the nightly build HREV46302 and all installed like a smooth proffesional OS. Nothing the matter.
Great.
People with problems getting something to work, try the nightly builds, the effort is only 5 minutes and you istalled a hole new OS.
Yes, this message is coming from Webpositive!!!
I installed the nightly build HREV46302 and all installed like a smooth proffesional OS. Nothing the matter.
Great.
People with problems getting something to work, try the nightly builds, the effort is only 5 minutes and you istalled a hole new OS.
Working on it, a problem to do someting with the wireless card is that if I do ifconfig /dev/net/atheroswifi/0 list that it give back “is not a WLAN device!” wich is a big mistake.
Thx Diver, I have downloaded the nightly build, will try it and let you know.
ifconfig /dev/net/atheroswifi/0 up worked, but didn’t change anything because the problem is not getting the wireless card up, this card is regonised but I can’t get it to pass my modem’s security.
It is my sys900 that isn’t regonised. So I tried ifconfig /dev/net/sis900/0 auto-config up and it worked!!
The machine does see my sis900 card now.
Connecting through wpa/wpa2 still is a problem. Using the network tool from the menu let me fill in the code that comes with my modem, after 5 seconds the kernel panics and kdebug comes up.
KERN: "/boot/home/config/add-ons/kernel/drivers/dev/net/atheros": could not resolve symbol '_Notify__17ConditionVariablebT1'
KERN: Could not load kernel add-on "/boot/home/config/add-ons/kernel/drivers/dev/net/atheros": Symbol not found
Somehow, the atheroswifi driver on your system is either younger or older than the kernel code.
KERN: “/boot/home/config/add-ons/kernel/drivers/dev/net/atheros”: could not resolve symbol '_Notify__17ConditionVariablebT1’
KERN: Could not load kernel add-on “/boot/home/config/add-ons/kernel/drivers/dev/net/atheros”: Symbol not found
Somehow, the atheroswifi driver on your system is either younger or older than the kernel code.[/quote]
I have tried to install a driver for my wifi card, that is than a mistake?
If you’ve installed this driver from here http://dev.osdrawer.net/projects/haiku-wifi/ it was a mistake. It is largely outdated. An up to date version is already included in Haiku.
Bringing an interface up helps with “is not a WLAN device!” error. Try to do that and then ifconfig /dev/net/atheroswifi/0 list.
New install gives a list of networks that can be used. Great, looks a lot better.
But ifconfig /dev/net/atheroswifi/0 join MyNetwerk 23456234567887 gives an usual kernel panic. Better than last time, I can type some commands in the kdebug screen. Doesn’t help but the machine doesn’t hang anymore.
All of FreeBSD 9.2 WLAN drivers except aironetwifi should be working.
Atheroswifi supporting almost every Atheros chipset out there.
Currently only PCI, PCI-X, PCI-Express, Mini PCI, and Mini PCI-Express devices are expected to work.
PCMCIA, CardBus, ExpressCard, USB and ISA devices still need more work to become functional.
Can you exit from KDL afterwards using “es” command? If so, you can grab a copy of KDL output from /var/log/syslog and file a ticket at http://dev.haiku-os.org
Never call it Paradise, just ask Don Henly about that.
Really, I seriously need to upgrade my NIC to a WIFI card that Haiku will accept. I see you people having way too much fun with your Haiku WiFi, while here I am, still tethered to a cable - since my Realtek-8187Se isn’t supported (on Haiku or FreeBSD) I CAN do WiFi on FreeBSD with NDISwrapper. But Haiku would be nice!
But there is still trouble in paradise. Now I used that nightly build but that is very small, a lot of software is missing.
The homepage off Webpositive writes I have to use installoptionalpackage in a terminal. It leads to a command not found.
It also write if I want to add software just place it in /boot/apps wich doesn’t exists.
My goal is to install Lazarus but the .zip.xz file that comes with it isn’t something expander can handle.
I try to install software, reading that I have to unpack them in /boot/common/apps/ but this directory doesn’t exist.
I want to autostart my wifi, because it work great but not automatic at start. So I have to edit a file in /boot/common/settings/ but that doesn’t exist.
Is this the problem of using a nightly build or is it because this nightly build is newer and therefor changed? Not using the old filestructure anymore?