one would really only affect the other if android were running within webos for example
mackjay, on 10 July 2012 - 01:01 PM, said:
I have not tried the above solution, but I am currently receiving wifi with internet connection, after many other attempts.
Here is what I did most recently that worked: booted into WebOS and turned OFF wifi in there. Went back to Android and wifi now works correctly. I have shut down and booted up several times since and the wifi has been working. Is this a real solution? I don't know. It may be a coincidence. But I am wondering if the WebOS wifi settings have any effect on our CM9 wifi...I admit I know very little about all this, so someone here may have an answer.
in the meantime, if you're having wifi trouble, you may want to try this method.
Here is what I did most recently that worked: booted into WebOS and turned OFF wifi in there. Went back to Android and wifi now works correctly. I have shut down and booted up several times since and the wifi has been working. Is this a real solution? I don't know. It may be a coincidence. But I am wondering if the WebOS wifi settings have any effect on our CM9 wifi...I admit I know very little about all this, so someone here may have an answer.
in the meantime, if you're having wifi trouble, you may want to try this method.





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