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[HELP] N900 Not picking up internet connections
I've had my N900 for just over 1 year, I've overclocked it to 850mhz for about 1 month so far, and just recently (couple of days ago) I used the NSU to reinstall the operating system, but after a couple of days can't seem to connect to any internet connections. Whenever I scan for access points I always receive this message 'No connections available'. I just tried re-installing the the OS again but unfortunately the same error still remains.
Does anybody have any solutions to fix this issue? Thanks, Agilan |
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open x terminal and type
sudo gainroot iwconfig wlan0 let me know what you see edit what MODE is wlan0 at if you see anything http://img809.imageshack.us/img809/5...1092914025.png |
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Damn, just realized I don't have rootsh installed anymore because I reinstalled the firmware. However, when I open up terminal I get this
'-sh: /home/user/.bashrc : line 5: cannot create /dev/cgroup/cpu/user/1939/tasks: nonexistent directory' '-sh: /home/user/.bashrc : line 5: cannot create /dev/cgroup/cpu/user/1939/tasks/notify_on_release: non existent directory' I just tried connecting the N900 to my computer, it's not showing up :confused: |
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do it without rootsh
the error is connected to speedpatch you have it installed right? IMPORTANT TRY A DIFFERENT USB PORT IF YOU DONT HAVE ANY VALUABLE DATA REFLASH THE PHONE |
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Yeah guys, that was the other thing I installed speed patch and battery patch before. Could you tell me how to install rootsh without an internet connection on the phone?
I'm thinking of trying 'apt-get purge speedpatch' |
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http://wiki.maemo.org/Updating_the_tablet_firmware |
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as for internet connections why dont you use 3G/2G connection to install rootsh rather than using wifi... |
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Problem is still occurring, the speed patch errors in the terminal are still there too. |
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enable private messages i will help you i promise this evening
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UPDATE: I have reflashed my phone fully(emmc and combined) , but I am unable to connect to the internet, the speedpatch error is gone, xterminal is normal now.
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Perhaps you could try with another sim card.
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Just tried it, same internet connection error still occurring,
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Get rootsh here http://repository.maemo.org/extras/p..._1.5_armel.deb , transfer it to your N900 via bluetooth or external microSD card and click it in the HildonFileManager. HildonApplicationManager should pop up and install it for you.
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Could this error have anything to do with speedpatch/batterypatch or overclocking?
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Could this be a hardware issue? If you can connect to 3G/2G, but not wifi ?
Is the 3G/2G card the same as the wireless one? |
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go to xterminal and without rootsh do a
iwconfig wlan0 |
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I would like to test iwconfig on my N900 but when I tried the command I have an error message:
/bin/sh: iwconfig: not found Do you know which package I need to install to have this command ? Does-it work with 2G/3G network ? Thanks |
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its the package wireless tools root apt-get install wireless-tools and i dont think it works with 2/3g |
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Thank you, works great.
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iwconfig is part of wireless-tools package which is available in the nokia (standard) repository and maemo.org {tools,sdk} repository.
To install this you will need to run (as root): Code:
apt-get install wireless-toolsBack to the main topic, Agilan can you paste your dmesg output? |
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Thanks tuxsavvy, everybody at maemo is being very helpful, really appreciate it :)
I have my n900 in a container of rice at the moment, just a safety measure. What command would I need to use to provide a 'dmeg output'? |
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Agilan, you need to run this in X Terminal:
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dmesg >> /home/user/MyDocs/kernel.logIf you're going to paste it here, I suggest you to use pastebin. |
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Tuxsavvy thanks for helping me!
This is the result of the command Dmesg http://pastebin.com/6Uxs1y4h |
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[ 2.900695] UBI: number of bad PEBs: 1
the only error from dmsg i can spot is a bad block on NAND flash it is automatically corrected and you will be fine if they stay <20 |
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oh spotted something else as well
smc91x: not found (-19) this is a panic message it means it cant find a device (maybe wlan0) SOMEONE ELSE WHO KNOWS PLEASE HELP edit iwconfig wlan0 is just fine thats why I cant tell whats wrong :confused: |
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Apologies, I almost forgot about this thread.
I had a look at your dmesg output, it seems to be incomplete. A more complete looking dmesg output should look something like this. I'm not saying your dmesg output should be exactly like that but notice how on mine with the ticks (indicated with square brackets followed by numbers) starts with 0.000? Anyhow, you do have a wireless interface which may mean that there's nothing wrong with the wireless chipset. Have you tried manually scanning? this may not necessarily work in managed mode (note from your pastebin from iwconfig) though you can do something like this: Code:
iwlist wlan0 scanNow before you wonder why I am making you fork out wireless penetration testing tools, these two tools are using other ways to pick up APs from where your device is placed. If either or both of these tools could pick up APs as opposed to using the aforementioned command with iwlist wlan0 scan then retry scanning again with managed mode twice (give a few seconds in between the testing in managed mode). If it fails your chipset may have issue. Both kismet and aircrack-ng can be obtained from extras-devel repository. kismet can be started via: Code:
kismetCode:
airodump-ng wlan0Code:
ifconfig wlan0 down && iwconfig wlan0 mode managed && ifconfig wlan0 upDo note that overclocking may have damaged internal components of your device. You were forewarned about the risks with overclocking, this could be one of the end result. Edit: andreas.k: If you want to see a screwed up wireless interface (no wlan0 interface that is) in a log, have a look at this. This came from a person I was helping before that encountered this fault. No idea if the result of this was due to overclocking or what. |
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'wlan0 Interface doesn't support scanning : Network is down' |
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try (as root):
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ifconfig wlan0 up |
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sudo gainrootCode:
apt-get install kismet |
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I get this error 'ifconfig: SIOCSIFFLAGS: No such device' I'm not sure what this means? |
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