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Acer Aspire One with AMD C50 - no internet connection or audio available

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rizzim3:
Juanito:
I noticed in my boot script there is the following code:

pkill udhcpc
udhcpc -H box -b -i eth0

Perhaps this is the reason why it fails to establish the wireless connection the first time I try via a script (similar to yours)? However, when I immediately rerun the script I get a wireless connection without having to kill anything.

Perhaps this is the code I need to edit in order to get my wired connection working? Your thoughts?

I've been researching the udhcpc command. What is the flag -b for? It's not listed in any documentation that I can find.

Thanks!

gerald_clark:
udhcpc --help

rizzim3:
Rich:
Your instructions were similar to what I did. Instead of putting the code in bootlocal.sh I just kept it in another script to run on an "as need basis" (I did do another test with the code in bootlocal.sh, no success either). I would get errors complaining that the files as per the code;

/usr/local/etc/init.d/alsasound start
/usr/local/sbin/alsactl restore

could not be found. Before shutting down they were there, just lost on reboot. So I added them to the filetool.lst thinking that would save them. Well, they were saved but they were also empty and hence the code could not run. The other three files;

etc/modprobe.conf
etc/asound.state
opt/alsa

were there. Maybe I'm just missing something, who knows...

Thanks!

Rich:
Hi rizzim3
Sounds like you may need to change  alsa.tcz  to OnBoot, possibly  alsaconf.tcz  too.

rizzim3:
Rich:
You may be right. I will give that a try to test it out. My goal was to reduce the number of extensions from boot up to make the boot process quicker and to not load extensions if they weren't going to be used during a login session. Just trying to keep RAM use under control.

Thanks!

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