Loss of Menu and Wireless card

[Cyber Source]

I started using apt-get because they had repositories for the mythtv 
stuff. IMHO it would seem that apt-get has more repositories but I could 
be wrong. apt-get works so I use it. The old adage would apply......if 
it aint broke, dont fix it.

frank at mogosystems.com wrote:

> Thanks Pete. As far as up2date and apt-get, which one is preferred and 
> why?
>
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> *On Fri, 26 Nov 2004 11:38 , Cyber Source <peter at thecybersource.com> sent:
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> *
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>     Bob may have done some special kernel stuff for your wireless, unless
>     you had a specific reason for updating the kernel, it would be
>     best to
>     just use the older kernel.
>     As far as missing menus, that was an old problem. It used to be
>     that you
>     needed a package named redhat-menus0 (thats a zero), at least from an
>     apt-get repository, not sure about up2date. anywho, your up2date may
>     have broke the original fix, for a quick fix try using up2date to
>     grab
>     the redhat-menus0 package.
>
>     frank at mogosystems.com
>     <javascript:parent.opencompose('frank at mogosystems.com','','','')>
>     wrote:
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>     > I hope everyone had a Happy Thanksgiving.
>     >
>     > I used up2date on wednesday night and now I am missing some of the
>     > main menu. I am missing the categories. (i.e. Accessories, sound
>     and
>     > video, system tools). The lower part of the menu starting at
>     "Run an
>     > Application" is still there. Can anyone tell me where to find these
>     > and how to get then back onto the menu?
>     >
>     > Also I upgraded the kernel using up2date. When I boot up to the new
>     > kerel the wireless device, ath0, does not function. Does any one
>     have
>     > any ideas for FC2 on this? (Bob Meyer, there could be more wings
>     > involved here)
>     >
>     > Thanks,
>     > Frank
>     >
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