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I have the same computer, following this next steps I could make it work. In my case my wireless card is a Atheros AR242X
IF you don't know which is your:
lspci
--First we unable support for Atheros 802.11 Wireless LAN System>Adminitration>Hardware Drivers
--Second install linux-backports-modules
sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-intrepid-generic
when you get done with the installation reboot the computer then we go to System>Administration> Hardware Driver and see if our new driver is working also our wireless car should be looking for networks on range by now.
in my case everytime I reboot linux I have to Deactivate my new driver and then activate it again and it starts working.
Note: we can check if our module ath5k has been load using "lsmod" command if we see that "ath_pci" is mounted we should unmount it using "sudo rmmod ath_pci"
we also have to stop it from mounting every time we reboot the system.
echo "blacklist ath_pci" | sudo tee -a /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.
IF you don't know which is your:
lspci
--First we unable support for Atheros 802.11 Wireless LAN System>Adminitration>Hardware Drivers
--Second install linux-backports-modules
sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-intrepid-generic
when you get done with the installation reboot the computer then we go to System>Administration> Hardware Driver and see if our new driver is working also our wireless car should be looking for networks on range by now.
in my case everytime I reboot linux I have to Deactivate my new driver and then activate it again and it starts working.
Note: we can check if our module ath5k has been load using "lsmod" command if we see that "ath_pci" is mounted we should unmount it using "sudo rmmod ath_pci"
we also have to stop it from mounting every time we reboot the system.
echo "blacklist ath_pci" | sudo tee -a /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.
