Comments on: Getting the MSI Wind and Fedora Core 10 to work

By: Carl

Carl — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 03:28:37 +0000

@Keerthi

Sorry for the awefully late reply. It seems that you do not actually need to run the install at all. Just making sure your Linux install is not using OpenJDK and has the latest J2SE is enough, the browser can do the rest.

By: Keerthi

Keerthi — Wed, 20 May 2009 09:18:06 +0000

Hey,

I had mine working without any of this for a while. It was done just using firefox. Then, my profile got corrupted and I had to create a new profile. Ever since, it hasn’t worked. I can’t figure out why.

I used to open up firefox, and then go to the network connect site, and it’d ask me for root password. I entered it, and it worked fine. I may have remembered playing around with allowing javascript to allow window resizing or something like that.

I get:
Insufficiant number of parameters
./installNC.sh
for ./installNC.sh

I also get:
install: cannot stat `../tmp/ncsvc’: No such file or directory
when I try sudo install -m 6711 -o root ../tmp/ncsvc ncsvc

Where is the tmp supposed to be? What’s it trying to access and where?

Any ideas on how to just get it working normally with firefox? I’m going to keep trying over the next couple of days and will post up on here if I find something

ps. I’m using Kubuntu

By: Joannah

Joannah — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 10:32:33 +0000

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By: Tarek

Tarek — Sun, 15 Mar 2009 02:09:55 +0000

good guide, however for the wireless part the “./ncdiag” and “./installNC.sh” are outdated stupid scripts and a bit confusing for beginners as they require you to pass the correct parameters to install the ncsvc. Alternatively you can do this as your final step:

cd ~/.juniper_networks/network_connect/
sudo install -m 6711 -o root ../tmp/ncsvc ncsvc

Regards

By: Carl

Carl — Sat, 14 Mar 2009 18:43:46 +0000

If by NIC you mean the ethernet and not wireless, then no that worked out of the box. Check what version of NetworkManger you have. As for the wireless card, see above, it worked after adding the rpmfusion repo’s and installing the ralink driver. You may have a different version, I have:

kmod-rt2860.i686 1.8.0.0-3.fc10.3

By: Tim V

Tim V — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 16:39:03 +0000

I’m working on a similar project win a MSI U100, instead installing CentOS. I was able to get a successful (bootable) installation but had a problem that the NIC was marginal. Sometimes requiring several cold boots to work properly. I’m installing from a USB DVD drive instead of a usb thumb drive

Have you had any problem with the builtin network card?