Google makes a bit more sense... Hello! I do not know if the problem is gslapt or me by the habits acquired by using Synaptic until recently. But it is risky desintaslar me a package and I've had two disasters. With 13.0 Salix followed the advice of this page http://www.salixos.org/wiki/index.php/H ...

I use the rt2x00 driver too and it worked fine with 13.0. When I changed to 13.1 it stopped
working and the only thing i had to do was to add the power off line to rc.local and connect
as usual with WPA2 using wicd.

I'm far from an expert myself. I hope you get it solved.

justwantin wrote: I'm now going to try to set this up using iwconfig which I understand will require me to have wpa supplicant set up.

You shouldn't have to do that, wicd works great.
Doesn't the Aspire One have built-in wireless, why do you use a dongle?

What does tell you?

I think you have the same chipset as i do.
Try opening a terminal and as root run this command: Then try to connect with wicd again, and see what happens.

Thanks! Removing that file got rid of the message.

This concerns 13.1 LXDE. I've installed Firefox and uninstalled Midori because it didn't work
correctly with some websites. There's a script that looks for
Midori and gives me errors because it's not found.
Which one is it, and where does it hide?

I've been running this for a few hours, and wow! As far as I'm concerned you can trash
the xfce version. I'll be using this one from now on.

Works great! It feels faster than Debian Squeeze on my hardware. 8-) I had some problems with my wireless not being detected in 13.1alpha1, didn't try the beta. The only problem I've had so far is that I have to do: iwconfig wlan0 power off for my rt73usb wireless to connect. I think it's a kernel p...

Three months?

Get over it. I've changed my mind already.

I ran into this exact problem recently:
http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=87790&p=1

Since I'm using a Ralink usb wifi stick, does anyone know if these problems exist in slackware-current?

P.S. I Installed Salix again.