I have that no wireless networks problem because I'm using only an
ethernet-to-wifi adapter instead of a conventional USB wifi adapter. I
normally use either or both. I'm guessing it's got something to do with
Wicd or modules which do or do not support certain chipset features.


On 7/7/14, Robert Peters <robertpeters9@...> wrote:
> On 1 July 2014 03:19, David Hare <davidahare@...> wrote:
>> Exe GNU/Linux (Debian Wheezy live ISO with TDE) is now available with a
>> 486
>> kernel version and TDE R14. TDE is a good choice for older hardware with
>> non-PAE processor.
>
> Hi,
> I installed in a testing partition in a new ThinkPad and in an older
> Toshiba.  Looks good.  But in both machines Wicd shows no wireless
> networks even though they exist.
> Robert
>
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