Unit193 | I have one high profile channel (I ignore some of it), but thanks for telling me | 00:00 |
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Unit193 | Do you happen to know how to fix it when it can't find your wireless card suddenly? | 00:02 |
Cheri703 | hmm...no? | 00:04 |
canthus13 | Unit193: It it an HP? | 02:01 |
Unit193 | I think it used to be.... | 02:12 |
Unit193 | canthus13: The card is rt73usb | 02:13 |
Cheri703 | aaargh, friend is potentially offering me a motorcycle that is *almost* ready to ride, but I'm too short for it! freaking short legs :( | 02:18 |
canthus13 | Unit193: Laptop? | 02:20 |
Unit193 | canthus13: Desktop | 02:20 |
canthus13 | Unit193: nevermind then. HP laptops have chipset issues that can cause the wireless to randomly disappear. to the point that even BIOS doesn't see it. | 02:21 |
canthus13 | Cheri703: Strap blocks to your shoes a la Indiana Jones. | 02:21 |
Cheri703 | ha, probably not good for day to day use | 02:21 |
Unit193 | canthus13: Do you heppen to know how to reset networking devices? | 02:22 |
Cheri703 | friend is telling me to just grow longer legs | 02:22 |
canthus13 | Cheri703: Why not? You'd be taller with the blocks. :) | 02:23 |
canthus13 | Unit193: It's prolly not the networking device.. It's prolly USB. | 02:23 |
canthus13 | not sure how to restart USB, though.. The driver is prolly compiled into the kernel. | 02:24 |
Unit193 | modprobe -r rt73usb | 02:24 |
canthus13 | Unit193: worth a try. if that doesn't work, though, it'll be the USB drivers. | 02:24 |
Unit193 | It's the USB drivers then | 02:25 |
Unit193 | I thought some other device worked... just the adapter didn't work in any of the ports... | 02:25 |
Unit193 | I'll try next time | 02:27 |
thafreak | Morning Ohio | 14:15 |
BiosElement | Afternoon thafreak | 18:38 |
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