Hi all, I just got a new Lenovo Thinkpad Edge E420. I first tried installing from the GNOME live cd. However, I found that I cannot enable the Wireless Networking. It keeps saying that its unavailable. Then I tried the DVD image and when I chose the online Fedora repository for installation, it asked me to configure network connections and I could successfully configure the wireless LAN adapter to connect to my network. It is then that it showed me that my WiLan card is Intel Centrino Wireless N 1000. During the installation as I mentioned above, it could connect using the WiLAn card and download the packages I chose to be installed. But after the installation, when I booted the installed system, the Wireless networking still could not be enabled. Did anybody else see this issue? If so, I could really use a solution to this. Otherwise, this issue must be resolved. P.S : During my googling I found that this problem doesn't arise in Ubuntu. So, I tried installing Ubuntu and found that the problem does not exist in Ubuntu. So, I guess the drivers are available, it's just a matter of adapting them to work in Fedora. Thanks & Regards Anoop Kammaran -- test mailing list test@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/test