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Old 20th June 2007, 04:45 PM
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c110 tablet minor network problem

I did successfully install F7 on my acer c110 tablet, everything works except for one small problem.

the wireless network will work, then just randomly, it stops, and the only way back is to reboot the computer... then its ok for a while.

it also tends to stop working when i start something like automatic updater in gnome, so im not sure whats causing it.

is there a way to turn off wireless, then turn it back on? maybe it just needs to recycle? (same as doing an ipconfig /renew in windows?)

any other ideas?

im new to fedora, so im not exactly an expert at unix yet.

thanks
--Karl
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