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Wireless Internet On Linux OS, won't connect to wireless internet
JrodBrown58
post Sep 24 2008, 06:17 PM
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right now i am picking up wireless internet from one of my neighbors and it works on windows xp and will find it on PCLinux OS but wont connect and wont find or connect to the internet on the gOS v3 OS. the internet doesn't have a password on it and usually gets good signal while on XP. is there anyone that can help me out on this?
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post Sep 25 2008, 10:53 AM
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Nope - we won't help you steal internet access from your neighbor. We don't help with any illegal actions here. I suggest you bite the bullet and pay for your service, like everyone else. Topic is closed.
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