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2011-11-16
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#32
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Originally Posted by Moody
Did you search in the internet if there are problems with your brand of router?
Nothing out of the ordinary with router.
Is there any access control in your router which makes problems ?
Originally Posted by Moody
There is another thread about the GPS issue here at TMO.
It truly is the N900.
Even GPS signal can't be accesed.
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2011-11-16
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@ Ruhrgebiet, Germany
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Hey,
seems like I was infected by your symptoms!
Now my N900 does not load pages
when connected to some hotspot routers, which require idenfification via password entry in browser at first connection.
I have investigated down to "the routing table is not updated" after connectted to that network. I do have an IP assigned, but my resolv.conf shows only localhost. And the routing table is empty.
When I enter the correct entries manually
route add default wlan0
route add default gw x.y.z.1wlan0
it works.
But I have to do that each time the network is connected. Thats annoying. Anybody out there who has a.guess?
P.S.:
when I connected last to my home wifi, everything was allright. Furthermore, when I connect my ad-hoc network the routing table is updated automatically.
P.P.S.: sorry Moody for hijacking, but it is so much related to your problem...
seems like I was infected by your symptoms!
Now my N900 does not load pages
when connected to some hotspot routers, which require idenfification via password entry in browser at first connection.I have investigated down to "the routing table is not updated" after connectted to that network. I do have an IP assigned, but my resolv.conf shows only localhost. And the routing table is empty.
When I enter the correct entries manually
route add default wlan0
route add default gw x.y.z.1wlan0
it works.
But I have to do that each time the network is connected. Thats annoying. Anybody out there who has a.guess?
P.S.:
when I connected last to my home wifi, everything was allright. Furthermore, when I connect my ad-hoc network the routing table is updated automatically.
P.P.S.: sorry Moody for hijacking, but it is so much related to your problem...
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2011-11-16
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#34
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Originally Posted by peterleinchen
When I connect to my Internet-WLAN router I also have
Hey,
seems like I was infected by your symptoms!
Now my N900 does not load pages
I have investigated down to "the routing table is not updated" after connectted to that network. I do have an IP assigned, but my resolv.conf shows only localhost. And the routing table is empty.
When I enter the correct entries manually
route add default wlan0
route add default gw x.y.z.1wlan0
it works.
But I have to do that each time the network is connected. Thats annoying. Anybody out there who has a.guess?
P.S.:
when I connected last to my home wifi, everything was allright. Furthermore, when I connect my ad-hoc network the routing table is updated automatically.
P.P.S.: sorry Moody for hijacking, but it is so much related to your problem...
/etc/resolv.conf
with
nameserver 127.0.0.1
only.
But I still can browse webpages with microB.
Is there something wrong with
/etc/resolvconf/update.d/dnsmasq
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ps aux | grep dns
says
... /usr/sbin/dnsmasq -k -i lo -a 127.0.0.1 -z
in my case.
The IP of my router is the default gateway in the routing table on my N900.
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2011-11-17
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Originally Posted by PMaff
About dnsmasq I am not sure and can not check with my home wifi, as I am on the road. But I believe, that also the IP of the router (GW) was shown here. But nevertheless, it works with only 127.0.0.1.
Is there something wrong with
/etc/resolvconf/update.d/dnsmasq
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ps aux | grep dns
says
... /usr/sbin/dnsmasq -k -i lo -a 127.0.0.1 -z
in my case.
The IP of my router is the default gateway in the routing table on my N900.
And you are right, the routing able should/must have an entry with the IP of the router as gateway.
But this does not happen anymore, when I connect to that network.
It should be generated automatically...
--edit
Just to let you know:
Back home and everything's fine again.
I think it was a misbehaviour of the Linksys wireless router or/and the password protected internet access. Somehow ...
But I handled this situation with a script in /etc/network/if-up.d, setting the gateway like it should be after connected to that SSID.
Nevertheless after getting the chance to connect to another router everything is set up automatically again.
Last edited by peterleinchen; 2011-11-28 at 23:11.
This was a router with wireless and wired lan.
This firmware update caused some problems when uploading files.
So there is still a chance that the router is the bad boy.
I guess you did not write down the original firmware version of your router somewhere so that you are able to compare if this has changed?
Since I updated to the new PR1.3.1 I did not try wireless.
I'll do that later on at home.
Edit: tested my providers Internet-WLAN router: works as before.
Last edited by PMaff; 2011-11-16 at 13:44.