Hello everybody |-_-|
I've got an issue in my wifi connection running UbuMate 15.04 on Raspberry model B 2 ... pls see attachments for details!
Everythings seems right but I hve these messages! Mate 15.04 on desktop and other distro works well.
Thx for yours suggestions!
Hi,
try this and restart, it seems to be a common problem at the mo as I had it myself!:
Thx for reply @wolfman
It doesn’t work here 
The line 23 in avahi-daemon.conf is originally commented by # so I try to modified it in 4 different ways:
1: Decomm the line deleting the # and restart
2: Delete the # and change to .alocal in the line and restart
3: Delete the # and change to .local in the line
4: Leave commented the line and change to .alocal (no sense I mean!)
No solution above is useful in this case
Edit: I’ve update the system using cable connection (that works fine) but no news!
Hi mau,
check out the original link from which is where I took the info for my other post:
I also edited the guide with another section at the bottom so please read the guide again!. 
I never got a notification like the one in the discussion suggested by you … Everythings seems OK
I also apply all changes suggested in your guide … but nothing … I don’t understand what happens 
Thx @wolfman
Hi,
take a look here, there are 2 pages but you might find an answer:
See also:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetAndNetworking
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WirelessTroubleshootingProcedure
I've checked out the connection and all settings are right ... Take a look over my Network Settings: the connection is 45 years old 
It's really a shame but without wifi connection the system lose out all sense 
The only difference when I load other o.s. (Raspbian Wheezy and Open Elec) is a “FAILED” red alert on boot sequence about loading Kernel Modules in the UbuMate 
Hi,
first make sure sure your software sources download location is set to main per the guide, set it to Main if not already and reload when asked!:
Second, open Control Center > Hardware > Additional Drivers and see if your drivers show in the list and if your drivers show but are not marked, select them for install and reboot:
There was a new update for “network” manager a few mins ago, do your updates first after setting your sources as per my advice in the previous post, obviously using a network cable!. 
Updated the system … nothing new 
nm-applet disappear in the task bar 
I use repo by vivid backports and no propetary driver is avaliable … I’m on Raspberry Pi model2 
It’s boring … UbuMate is not ready for me … I will try in the future
See you @wolfman and many thanks
Hi mau,
do you have the same problem with the Live CD?.
Nope 
The problem is only running 15.04 edition for Raspberry Pi … I use both 64bit&i386 editions on some pc’s with different hardware solutions and all works fine.
Obviously I can’t use the live CD on Raspberry 
Edit: UbuMate 15.04 also works well installed as Live on 20GB’s partition on a Kingston 120 SSD Hard Drive (placed in a USB3 case for external use) just bought for storage 
It boot very fast and system speed is acceptable (the limit is the speed of the USB connection) …
Thx @wolfman I know it 
There are at least 3 ways to install and run an Ubuntu’s derivate on Raspberry: in addition to the one you suggested (using Xfce, Lxde or Kde desktop environment - This is Snappy-distro originally born for server app - minimal about145MB sized) we have an Lxde’s desktop environment distro Linaro’s derivate (available here) and the UbuMate with the desk environment that I prefer … of course it does not want to work properly
Other distros are available here - At the moment the most reliable and supported by the community is the Debian’s derivate aka Wheezy.
Install the RaspberryPI for Ubuntu then install Mate on top of it!. A simple workaround if it would indeed work?.
Hope it helps!.
Yep man I’m trying to do that
The repo are down 
I tried to add repo for Mate in Ubuntu Snappy … nothing todo . I surrender unconditionally 
I’ll try to get Mate on Wheezy http://wiki.mate-desktop.org/download
Were you using the Main repo as your software sources download location?:
