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Nov 11, 2010

I'm at wits-end here trying to get Fedora up and running. Just installed Fedora 14 from a live CD on my 32-bit Toshiba laptop computer. I'm at college for the semester, which means all internet access is through my school. Problem is, in order to get online via my school, I need a java plugin for Firefox. For non-Windows computers, users must log-in to the network through a web browser, using a Java applet. This requires a java plugin. I cannot access my school's network without it. An alternative to this is to use my Droid X's wireless tethering capability. This is normally how I solve the Java problem whenever I install a new Distro (I'm a distro-hopper).

Unfortunately, however, my computer is not picking up any wireless connections and I have no idea how to search for them. When I right-click the networking icon, I ensure that networking is enabled. When I left-click the icon, it's not even showing a list of wireless connections, leading me to believe that either a) wireless networking is disabled or b) Fedora doesn't notice that I have a wireless card at all. Maybe neither of these are the problem, I don't know. I'm no expert by any means. In fact, I'm quite new to Linux. I'm posting this from a netbook which has PCLinuxOS on it, which is connected to my school's network via ethernet. I looked up the java installation instructions on the java website.

I followed them by a) downloading the RPM and saving it to my external hard drive, which I then used to transfer it to the laptop which has Fedora 14 on it. I did my best to follow the instructions for installation which are given on the website, but to no avail. I cannot get any plugin to show up in Firefox. When I run the "java -version" command, I get "java version 1.6.0_22", and two more lines of output, which indicate that I have java installed on my computer. Is this correct and if so, how do I get the plugin installed in FireFox? I've opened FireFox and checked to see if the plugin is there or not, and it is not.

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