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Ezekiel dela Peña
Ezekiel dela Peña
6,231 Points
Posted by Ezekiel dela Peña
Ezekiel dela Peña
6,231 Points

Can't connect to a network after installation of Rails in Ubuntu.

After I installed Ruby and Rails with the installation guide made by Treehouse. I cannot connect to a network anymore even I connect it directly using LAN cables.

The thing is I need to do some stuff for ubuntu to read my wlan card. just like this https://github.com/tobiasBora/MT7630E_3.16

but after the installation, I cannot even run the make compile in my terminal.

Any suggestion to resolve this? or should I need to reformat my Ubuntu.

Thanks! :)

Gary Mclean
Gary Mclean
5,756 Points
Gary Mclean
Gary Mclean
5,756 Points

is the network interface up? i dont know why but the VMs i use in my uni course always have the interface down so we need to manually turn them on.

in a console type

ifup eth0

if = interface

up = turns it on

eth0 = the interface you want to turn on it's normally eth0

Ezekiel dela Peña
Ezekiel dela Peña
6,231 Points
Ezekiel dela Peña
Ezekiel dela Peña
6,231 Points

by using lshw -c network it's down, but as I have said to the additional info about the question. I have used the one in the github to make it work. But now I doesn't work for an unknown reason :(

Gary Mclean
Gary Mclean
5,756 Points
Gary Mclean
Gary Mclean
5,756 Points

Ah your having driver issues? sorry cant help you there, only know a little about linux commands and not doing the ruby course.

i think your best place for driver help is http://askubuntu.com/ driver issues are well known and theres more than likely some one who has the same issue as you.

sorry i can help any more than the ifup eth0 command

Ezekiel dela Peña
Ezekiel dela Peña
6,231 Points
Ezekiel dela Peña
Ezekiel dela Peña
6,231 Points

That's okay, I'll try using that command! Many thanks!