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iwlwifi 0000:02:00.0: L1 Enabled Disabling L0S iwlwifi 0000:02:00.0: setting latency timer to 64 I have not found any workaround for this problem. He will keep searching and asking for more network password regularly (WPA-TKIP).Īs this bug affects (X)Ubuntu 12.04, it is not possible to use it on my laptop. Within two hours of testing various (including deactivating wifi N), it hung the network twice for a few seconds (the password is then OK). I have seen here several bug reports that seem to challenge this chipset (centrino wireless-N), but nothing identical.

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You are done, use tazusb writefs to generate new rootfs.Acer 1810 TZ wifi was ok on my previous installation(Ubuntu 10.10).įresh install of Xubuntu 12.04, fully updated : cannot connect to my wifi network (Freebox V5) Open /etc/init.d/system.sh and find the following lines: # Start TazPanel Edit /etc/rcS.conf and change the following line: RUN_DAEMONS='dbus hald slim firewall httpd' It is just a symlink to /usr/bin/tazpanel and you can create one whenever you want. Here’s the procedure:įirst, remove the /etc/init.d/tazpanel file. You can disable the http daemon at startup.

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Disable http and firewall at boot: Most of the time you won’t need to run tazpanel once your system is up and running with all your apps and you prefer manual update check. I guess just one enabled is sufficient for most users.Ģ. Disable extra ttys: Edit /etc/inittab and comment out lines starting from tty2 to tty6. Here are some more performance tips for SliTaz 4.0:ġ. Enabled wlan0 using the Network Manager applet.ĭone!!! Now posting this blog from SliTaz via WiFi 😉 Posted on 19 Sep, 2012 3 Aug, 2015 Author Mailman Categories HACKS/UTILS Tags slitaz, wifi on slitaz 5 Comments on Enable wireless on SliTaz SliTaz: random performance tips

Did a tazusb writefs and rebooted into SliTaz.

# Enable/disable wireless connection at boot time.

Modied the entries for wireless in /etc/nf as below:.

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Booted into SliTaz and copied the driver file (for me it is iwlwifi-1000-3.ucode) to /lib/firmware.

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Rebooted into Ubuntu.įound suitable drivers at the following locations through Google (download from any one):ĭownloaded, extracted and copied the driver in SliTaz USB. So, I have to find the driver for iwlwifi-1000. Found the following line:Ĭentrino(R) Wireless-N 1000 BGN, REV=0圆C

Booted into SliTaz from USB and ran dmesg.

So I strayed a bit and ran hwinfo -netcard (hwinfo was not installed so I installed it from Synaptic) to check my wireless card and which kernel module it is using on Ubuntu. Here’s what I did for enabling wireless on SliTaz: Recently I am having multiple laptops at home.

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There are some guides available on how to install your wifi driver on SliTaz, like the official one. Posted on 27 Oct, 2012 13 May, 2015 Author Mailman Categories HACKS/UTILS Tags slitaz, slitaz firefox downloads Leave a comment on Use the latest Firefox on SliTaz Enable wireless on SliTaz The next time you download anything in Firefox they will be saved in your USB drive.ĭo not forget to backup your rootfs after these steps to make the changes permanent.

Set Firefox to download files in /root/Downloads always.

Create a symlink to Downloads directory in your home directory (I’m always root).

Create a directory Downloads in the USB on which SliTaz is installed.

Īnother simple tip not to lose your downloaded files when you forget to backup them from SliTaz on USB:

Done! Now you can open the latest Firefox by right clicking on Desktop and selecting Favorite Applications ▸ Web Browser.

Go to Start menu ▸ Preferences ▸ Favorite Applications.

# ln -s /usr/lib/firefox/firefox /usr/bin/firefox

Create a symlink to the the Firefox executable in /usr/bin.

Extract the whole package under /usr/lib/firefox.

Download the latest version of Firefox for Linux here.

In case you are a bit disappointed with the older version of Firefox on SliTaz 4.0 rather than the latest one, here’s how to use the latest one in a few simple steps:

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