network icon not showing in system tray

[gyula]

Hello,

I am brand new to PCBSD, and have just installed Isotope on my ASUS U56E laptop.

I am trying to connect to my router, but the network icon in the system tray is not showing.

The network card in the laptop is an Intel Centrino Wireless-N WiMax 6150 (rev. 67) chip.

I had had a world of trouble trying to set up a connection with several flavors of Linux (Ubuntu 12.04, Xubuntu 10.1, Cruncbang, Linuxmint) with no success.

Any help would be much appreciated.

[Cobalt]

Did you go into the control panel and enable the tray icon for the connection?

[gyula]

I am not very familiar with KDE to begin with. Then again, I tried the browser and it couldn't connect..

[Cobalt]

You should have an icon on your desktop called PC-BSD Control Panel. That's where you'll find the network connection settings.

[gyula]

Thanks, I have found it. Problem solved, had a typo in entering the wpa key.

Thank you again for your help and prompt reply.

Julius