Hi, I just joined this forum.
I have a netbook, Acer Aspire One, and I made it dual boot: Ubuntu 12.04 LTS and Windows 7.
Every thing was running allright. Then I learned of BackBox and decided to make it my OS, replacing Ubuntu.
Weird things are happen now, it's not connecting to my WiFi Access Point (wired works well).
I typed 'sudo service networking start' and, voila, it worked again, pinging and accessing the Web.
The next day it was off and the same command didn't do any good.
In this forum, as guest, I read this thread on supported wifi adapters.
Amazingly I didn't see Atheros cards (mine is Atheros AR5B95).
If BackBox stands on top of Ubuntu, and Ubuntu had the driver for my WiFi card, why BackBox doesn't have?
I don't want to give up using BackBox, but I don't want to buy a new *book with a card from the supported cards list.
Is there any chance the list of supported wireless cards will include Atheros cards, soon?
Be patient with me. It's my first time here.