Hi everyone,
Kubuntu 9.04 looks fantastic and seems really a big step forwards from 8.10. However, I have a major problem: I can't connect to the internet. I have a wireless connection, which always connected effortlessly to the 64-bit WEP encrypted network. Now, with the new flashy network plasmoid, it does not work. It seems to be an issue more users have experienced, judging from this bug (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-re...es/+bug/339313). It seems to be caused by kwalletd not being loaded. I tried to run kwalletd with the alt F2 dialog (both with and without sudo), but to no avail.
My card is an Atheros AR5005AG and I used a restricted driver before, but now it says it's no longer needed. I tried both with the open source driver and with the (alternate) restricted driver (madwifi), but both options did not work.
How can I solve this from a Live CD environment, or is it better to install anyway? Note that I do not have a wired connection nearby to download packages, which will complicate matters if I want to install network-manager-gnome or knetworkmanager (which is no longer supported I heard).
PS: I use Kubuntu since 7.04 and I remember that there was a way to connect using the command line, but I forgot... I am very bad with the command line.
Kubuntu 9.04 looks fantastic and seems really a big step forwards from 8.10. However, I have a major problem: I can't connect to the internet. I have a wireless connection, which always connected effortlessly to the 64-bit WEP encrypted network. Now, with the new flashy network plasmoid, it does not work. It seems to be an issue more users have experienced, judging from this bug (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-re...es/+bug/339313). It seems to be caused by kwalletd not being loaded. I tried to run kwalletd with the alt F2 dialog (both with and without sudo), but to no avail.
My card is an Atheros AR5005AG and I used a restricted driver before, but now it says it's no longer needed. I tried both with the open source driver and with the (alternate) restricted driver (madwifi), but both options did not work.
How can I solve this from a Live CD environment, or is it better to install anyway? Note that I do not have a wired connection nearby to download packages, which will complicate matters if I want to install network-manager-gnome or knetworkmanager (which is no longer supported I heard).
PS: I use Kubuntu since 7.04 and I remember that there was a way to connect using the command line, but I forgot... I am very bad with the command line.
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