SOLVED for the moment - Wireless connection.

[Pencil1]

Done what You asked...
In konsole i have the following message....
first i fill in : lspci  |grep network...
than i must enter my password, the following message appears...
my name and than... is not in the sudoers file.
So i see no info.

[wedgetail]

In normal konsole lspci  |grep Network <enter>

No you were not careful enough   it is capital N, You do nothing in Root Konsole yet (su <enter> Password). I don't understand what you are doing there  

Do you know how to copy and paste with the mouse? Drag mouse over text to highlight selection. Then Copy (to clipboard) after which you go to another place like konsole where you can paste selected into the command line?

[Pencil1]

In normal konsole lspci  |grep Network <enter>

No you were not careful enough   it is capital N, You do nothing in Root Konsole yet (su <enter> Password). I don't understand what you are doing there  

Do you know how to copy and paste with the mouse? Drag mouse over text to highlight selection. Then Copy (to clipboard) after which you go to another place like konsole where you can paste selected into the command line?

Yes can do that...
I wrote network... NOT Network, i gonna try again

[Pencil1]

Now is was careful, but the same message... also that incident will be reported.
I think there is somethink very wrong, because the command gives me nopes.
Sorry,
Pencil1

[wedgetail]

That does not sound promising.
I am going for my looong Echo time getting closer to midnight here, be another 10 hours before I come back on again.
You still have your LiveCD for emergency running I assume, it is not the same but it will work.
Good luck

[Pencil1]

That does not sound promising.
I am going for my looong Echo time getting closer to midnight here, be another 10 hours before I come back on again.
You still have your LiveCD for emergency running I assume, it is not the same but it will work.
Good luck

Gonna do what i can...
Hope that i comes good !
Thanks for all the help.
Greetings,
Pencil1

[wedgetail]

ZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzz.....    writing in my sleep

[Pencil1]

ZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzz.....    writing in my sleep

Yep, sleep good... And dream NOT from computing, there other nice dreams !
Pencil1

[Old-Polack]

Now is was careful, but the same message... also that incident will be reported.
I think there is somethink very wrong, because the command gives me nopes.
Sorry,
Pencil1

You will not get a sudo error unless you've used sudo in the command. Don't do that! We do not now, nor do we ever intend to, use sudo as a blanket means to grant root permissions. We use    su    or    su-    for that purpose. You were asked to enter a specific command as a normal user, and if you had done as instructed, there would not have been a sudo error message.

[Pencil1]

@ old-polack...
I have made that mistake yes, but done it to without sudo , i remember that it was not correct.
When You try something or do something there can be errors, otherwise i sould be a living human i think.
And whats more, when i did the command without sudo, i have the same results.
Sorry for my error....  
Pencil1

[Was_Just19]

On my computer I get this result, but this will be very different on yours

[root@localhost ~]$ lspci |grep Network
05:02.0 Network controller: RaLink RT2561/RT61 rev B 802.11g
[root@localhost ~]$

First that will not work for USB devices .......

So one would use    lsusb   as the command.

BUT ....  lsusb does not report "Network" so that command will also fail to give an output.

So I suggest this command may be what is required

lsusb | grep Belkin         .....  where Belkin in the manufacturer of the device

A result such as this should then show

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lsusb  | grep Belkin
Bus 001 Device 014: ID 050d:705a Belkin Components F5D7050A Wireless Adapter

regards.

[Pencil1]

Thanks for the advice, gonna try that and see.
Greetings,
Pencil1

[wedgetail]

Just19
Thank you, of course  . I have better get one of those sticks to avoid this mistake again.

Pencil1
I was dreaming last night not picking this up, again and again I was reading you were using USB Sticks and I was only really worrying why my own wifi was working funny.

I am going from bad to worse.  

It would be very nice if this is taking care of the sudo problem.

[Pencil1]

@wedgeling
No problem, after i done my work here at home i gonna try again... Give me a little time, got to fix the gas-burner.
And no worry, with the older usb-wireless from Belkin thinks work fine.
Thanks for all your help !
Pencil1