I used to have a Linksys wireless router (model BEFW1154) that would behave flakey about once a week. When I had problems, I would unplug the electric plug to the router, wait for about a minute, then plug it back in. It would resync with my cable modem, and work. As I said, I had to do that about once a week, and I finally got a Netgear router that did not give me this problem. So maybe this is worth a try for you.
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I concur with this. I have the same flakiness with my Linksys model and pulling the plug, waiting ten seconds, then replugging it in, seems to set things right. Sometimes I have to do it twice. It only affects wireless.
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While I agree with this (have had trouble with Linksys router before), I don't think this is the source of my problem. The wireless network is working just fine for my laptop, and those of guests. As I mentioned in a previous post, I have also been unsuccessful connecting my Z to the wireless network at a local coffee shop, and now also at work. I can't establish either of an 'Infrastructure' or an '802.11 Ad-Hoc' network connection, and the green Wireless LAN light has never come on for me.
One thing I noticed: when I 'lsmod' after a reboot I don't see p80211 or pcmcia_usb loaded. Manually loading them with 'insmod', however, doesn't help. Presumably those two modules are loaded when a network connection is successfully established?
Unless I'm missing something that's obvious to everyone else (do I need to somehow "activate" the wireless LAN module inside the Z?), I have to conclude that my internal wireless card is defective. I have contacted Sharp Customer Support, will report back, if that turns up anything.
So long. mike
