Difference between revisions of "File Transfer Protocol"

From FileZilla Wiki
Jump to navigationJump to search
(Laura)
(asIohayYDnzSdyr)
Line 1: Line 1:
−
Many thanks for shinrag superb informations. Your websiteis so cool.I am astounded by the details that you’ve about this blog. It reveals how nicely someone perceives this subject. Bookmarked this web page, will happen backfor extra articles. You, my pal, ROCK! I stumbled upon this is the info I already searched in all places and merely couldn?t find. What ideal website. I favor this web web page as well as your website is undoubtedly one among my new favorite ones.I'm keen on this amazing site given and has now given me some sort of dedication to ensure success for a lot of purpose, so thanks
+
So, (because I would like to learn) kldload works wiohtut needing a reboot but wiohtut a permanent result (i.e., it loads the module temporarily) while the command line on loader.conf has a permanent result… OKRegarding the card, I have to report the following:a) In the recent past I have tried many Linux live CD/DVDs (either with Gnome or KDE) and OpenIndiana (with the Gnone legacy by OpenSolaris).Now, the Gnome environments did recognize the WiFi immediately (e.g., Ubuntu, OpenIndiana) –only Fedora did not due to its weird security standards– while the KDE environments didn’t.Thus, because you wrote: “It looks like urtw was not loading so this has been fixed for 9–thanks for letting us know!“I want to say that perhaps, loading of the module is not the only problem; my feeling is that (probably) the problem consists of a combination: 1) the driver urtw is not loaded –as it should2) the KNetworkManager (seems) to be problematicI would like to test (and maybe verify) my assertion, by using (say) WICD but I do not have the knowledge to compile it (?) ina0BSD.Again, many warm thanks for your patience.

Revision as of 14:00, 4 May 2012

So, (because I would like to learn) kldload works wiohtut needing a reboot but wiohtut a permanent result (i.e., it loads the module temporarily) while the command line on loader.conf has a permanent result… OKRegarding the card, I have to report the following:a) In the recent past I have tried many Linux live CD/DVDs (either with Gnome or KDE) and OpenIndiana (with the Gnone legacy by OpenSolaris).Now, the Gnome environments did recognize the WiFi immediately (e.g., Ubuntu, OpenIndiana) –only Fedora did not due to its weird security standards– while the KDE environments didn’t.Thus, because you wrote: “It looks like urtw was not loading so this has been fixed for 9–thanks for letting us know!“I want to say that perhaps, loading of the module is not the only problem; my feeling is that (probably) the problem consists of a combination: 1) the driver urtw is not loaded –as it should2) the KNetworkManager (seems) to be problematicI would like to test (and maybe verify) my assertion, by using (say) WICD but I do not have the knowledge to compile it (?) ina0BSD.Again, many warm thanks for your patience.

Retrieved from "https://wiki.filezilla-project.org/wiki/index.php?title=File_Transfer_Protocol&oldid=14567"