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On 02/22/2012 12:50 AM, Vlatka Petričec wrote:
Hi,
I have linux evolution  and I had a normal wireless connection until
something changed in maybe network settings and it just stopped
working. for example it says that my network is active but I cannot
open any web adress or is just active but every function on computer
says it is not active. I am thanking you in advance thank you for your
time.

Vlatka,

I have some suggestions for you.

First, never submit an E-mail to anyone, and especially to a mailing list without a subject that is a good description of your problem. Most experts will have their mail filters set up to direct a subject-less message directly to the spam bucket. I think I need to do that too.

Second, you give no information that would let anyone help you. "It just stopped working" does no good. Knowing what changed is critical. If the kernel changed when it stopped, then this list might be the right place to ask. If something was updated by the distro, then get your help there as very few of us would know how evolution works. if nothing changed, then your settings just got corrupted, and you definitely need to contact the support at evolution.

If you think that it is a kernel or driver problem, then you absolutely must state what hardware you have, what driver it uses, and the PCI or USB ID that describes it. You also need to state what kernel works, and what version fails.

Larry

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