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Does anyone know any utility that can be used to see the wireless signal strength and available access points in linux, especially for Ubuntu? Please help. Thank you.
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can u help me to connect wifi from linux fedora7.0 or red hat6.0
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Can you tell us name and make of Wireless card and laptop / desktop ? Redhat 6 will not work with any newer hardware.
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its Broadcom 802.11g network adapter
in my another system i instal fedora 7.0 it s also not working
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Can you tell us name and make of Wireless card and laptop / desktop ? Redhat 6 will not work with any newer hardware.
its Broadcom 802.11g network adapter
in my another system i instal fedora 7.0 it s also not working
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run lspci command and put back output here:
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