(I posted this in Breezy by accident (http://kubuntuforums.net/forums/index.php?topic=5505.0), if there's a mod watching, feel free to delete the Breezy version)
I'm running dapper on a Toshiba Portege 4000 with built in wifi. Wifi was discovered, configured automatically as eth1 and working like a charm on first install. Then I apt-get upgraded a few days later and the hardware disappeared until I rebooted a couple of times and it magically reappeared. Then it stayed there until I next upgraded, disappeared for a couple of reboots then reappeared again and so on and so on. Until last Friday when my hardware disappeared and just won't come back.
The interface shows up in
cat /etc/network/interfaces
as
iface eth1 inet dhcp
but ifup eth1 produces a lot of blurb telling me the interface does not exist. ("no such device")
NIC is a Cisco Aironet MPI350 MiniPCI 802.11b wireless card, which, according to various sources, runs perfectly with an orinoco driver. However, I don't think it's the driver that's the problem.
dmesg produces a line which reads:
airo: Couldn't register_netdev
Any clues?
I'm running dapper on a Toshiba Portege 4000 with built in wifi. Wifi was discovered, configured automatically as eth1 and working like a charm on first install. Then I apt-get upgraded a few days later and the hardware disappeared until I rebooted a couple of times and it magically reappeared. Then it stayed there until I next upgraded, disappeared for a couple of reboots then reappeared again and so on and so on. Until last Friday when my hardware disappeared and just won't come back.
The interface shows up in
cat /etc/network/interfaces
as
iface eth1 inet dhcp
but ifup eth1 produces a lot of blurb telling me the interface does not exist. ("no such device")
NIC is a Cisco Aironet MPI350 MiniPCI 802.11b wireless card, which, according to various sources, runs perfectly with an orinoco driver. However, I don't think it's the driver that's the problem.
dmesg produces a line which reads:
airo: Couldn't register_netdev
Any clues?
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