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Already have that section set to timeout=10 regardless of recordfail value:

if [ "${recordfail}" = 1 ]; then
set timeout=10
else
set timeout=10
fi


Ran the 'grub-editenv create'...

I still can't get the timeout working whatever I try. I've fixed the recordfail logic in 00_header, and these are the non-commented lines from my default grub file:

GRUB_DEFAULT=0...

The driver from bleeding edge now works, so don't have this problem now. Although the driver shipping with the kernel in Lucid Beta1 still seems to be outdated, so compilation is necessary.

Maybe Ubuntu doesn't recognise the hardware at all? Run the following at the command prompt and paste the output:
iwconfig
lspci -vvnn

Also, what version of Ubuntu are you running? I assume...

I also need to get this working and would prefer not to use ndiswrapper. I have the Asus 1005PE which uses AR2427 chipset. I compiled the ath5k ok, and can modprobe it without an error, but the...

This still seems to be a problem in the final release of v9.10 (UNR version). I have the new Eee PC 1005PE which has the Atheros AR2427 chip. Wifi does not work. I have built from the latest cutting...

This doesn't take care of the switch, but is an example of how you would add the integers:

#!/bin/bash
SUM=$(( $1 + $2 ))
echo $SUM

where $1 and $2 are the supplied command-line arguments. So...

Most packages in the Linux world are distributed as a tarball - a file or files/directories archived as a tar and then compressed with Gzip, i.e. filename.tar.gz. You can unpack them at the...

Yeah they appeared for me too; Update Manager alerted me and the ubuntu generic modules were installed, so wireless is working now :) Thanks for your help guys!

I'm on a laptop too (Santa Rosa...

That package doesn't seem to be available to me...do I need to add a new repository?

I've upgraded to kernel 2.6.22-10-generic via Update Manager (in Gutsy), but my wireless stopped working; seems like the iwlwifi (intel wireless) modules are missing from 2.6.22-10-generic.