Re: Wireless problems.

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Mike C <mike.cloaked <at> gmail.com> writes:

> modprobe -rv rt61
> modprobe -av rt61
> then
> ifdown wlan0
> ifup wlan0
> 
> This just unloads the kernel module and reloads it, and then restarts
> the wireless.

I looked back and realised you have the rt61pci module listed but you
can reload it not by the above but by doing

modprobe -rv rt61pci
modprobe -av rt61pci
then
ifdown wlan0
ifup wlan0

There may be other things you can try but first let's see the output
from the commands I suggested in the previous post and this one.


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