Fedora Networking :: Buffalo Nfiniti N-Compact USB 2.0 Not Working On 14?

Nov 14, 2010

Buffalo Nfiniti N-Compact USB 2.0 not working on Fedora 14. I have found this link with instruction [URL] but after I did what it was written, F14 still not recognizing the USB wireless adapter, so I cannot use internet on the Lenovo X201 (Which has an intel on board card, but there is no linux driver supporting it, that is why I got the Buffalo adapter)Interestingly that when I use the command lsusb in the terminal, it does give me back info of the adapter and it seems it recognize it. But I was not sure.

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I have read a few other posts but them a little confusing. If any one could please help me and keep it simple (I'm fairly new to Ubuntu); I would be grateful. By the way, I just upgraded to Ubuntu 10.04 from 9.10 last night hoping I am also using WICD Network Manager because I heard it's better than the native manager.

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Looking up port of RPC 100005/1 on <IP>
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