Once open add the following line to the file, save it and reboot your system: The permanent fix requires to open the file /etc/modprobe.d/nf with superuser rights by running gksudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/nf in the terminal. This can be either done temporarily (such as required during installation) with the following commands: The solution is to start the responsible iwlwifi module with the 11n_disable=1 option. The following steps will take care of the rest.Īs mentioned above your wireless cart will be able to connect to a network but produces timeouts when accessing a page. Hence, either use an ethernet cable or go to the wireless section to fix the problem.Īfter the installation most parts of your system will work by default. By default your wireless connection will successfully connect to a network but you will get timeouts when accessing a page. To achieve best results during the installation you will need an internet connection.
I will not describe the installation steps of Mint itself at this stage since there is an excellent official documentation available. With less than 4GB RAM it is sufficient to use the 32Bit version. If your system comes with more than 4GB RAM, then it is advised to download the 64Bit version. The Xfce edition chosen here is recommended for users who wish to have a clean, simple and productive desktop environment rather than an graphical playground. Please note that many of the steps described here may be applied to other Linux distributions and ThinkPads alike.
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This guide will help you to install and configure Linux Mint 13 Xfce on a ThinkPad X200.
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