Longhorn with Wifi (Centrino)


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Hey,

I installed Longhorn on my laptop (Fujitsu Lifebook S6120), and installed the Intel Proset drivers from Fujitsu's site. It detects my wifi network and connects (shows the little lan icon on the lower right) but the connection itself won't work. I've tried going to 192.168.1.1 and that doesn't work either. On XP it works fine, but I use Intel Proset's software to connect. When I tried to install the Proset software using the MSI installer, the setup said it wasn't compatible with 64-bit OS's, and I can't modify the compatibility mode of MSI files.

Anyone have luck with wifi and longhorn?

Thanks,

Edward

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As many of us have discovered, 4051's TCP/IP stack is quite rooted. Its broken. So this maybe why the wifi isn't working. It was hard enough to get regular networking on a domain to work well :p. Are you using a static IP on the longhorn box, or a dynamic one?

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I havent been able to brouse the local network shares but i can get to the internet so the ics is getting through to my laptop just fine but the windows shareing stuff isnt quite right .. and yes i have tweaked the network settings so it should be working .. guess well just have to wait for the next build :D

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I've got wi/fi working with 4051 on my Dell Latitude D600 (1.6GHz Centrino, 1GB DDR, Dell TruMobile 1300 (802.11 b/g)). I ran the installer for the drivers in Windows XP compatibility mode. Installed fine, connected fine, works fine.

/karp

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Hi,

I can connect fine, it's just that in the little network systray icon, the top monitor never blinks (I don't receive), so the Internet doesn't work. I remember having this problem before on winXP (resolved by using Intel proset, not possible in LH) so this probably isn't a LH specific problem. I would have usually fixed it by messing around with Network wizard, but LH won't let me touch that :/

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OK from the guide I disabled MS IPv6 from network properties, so now it seems like I'm receiving data as well, but Internet is still a no go. I tried changing to "Windows Locator" or something too but whenever I restart it goes back to blank.

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