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Acer Aspire One with AMD C50 - no internet connection or audio available
Rich:
Hi rizzim3
You're welcome, and let us know how it works out.
Juanito:
--- Quote from: rizzim3 on March 09, 2011, 11:57:04 PM ---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.
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It would be better to make the pkill line conditional, i.e. if udhcpc is running, then pkill udhcpc, else go to next command
--- Quote ---I've been researching the udhcpc command. What is the flag -b for? It's not listed in any documentation that I can find.
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-b = backgrounded
rizzim3:
Rich:
Just tested the OnBoot method... it didn't work. I guess for the next little while I will have to proceed with the manual alsaconf. Not a deal breaker though, just a bit of a nuisance but thankfully the process doesn't take long. Here's hoping that the next release will take care of this issue.
Thanks for all your help.
rizzim3:
Juanito:
I will look at adding a conditional statement even though I'm not very familiar with Linux coding. Something new to learn! But first I need to get my wired connection up and running... still haven't figured that issue out. Frustrating.
Thanks!
Rich:
Hi rizzim3
Try adding sleep 2 to bootlocal.sh right above the alsasound command.
Check the following
/opt/alsa/.alsaconf should contain the number 1
etc/asound.state should start out with state.PCI { followed by a bunch of control, comment, etc stuff.
Are the file not found errors gone?
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