There's a solution in the second link you gave me, but I realize that I'd better change my player if I want to connect my iPod without having to manually configure something
Thanks for your help guys, you're always very nice 

Thanks for your replies I know amarok and other software are just one click away, but I've already got Clementine on my system and I really like it, so why should I change it? I mean, I've got clementine running on other distros and it correctly detect my ipod. So I was wondering if it's a sort of library missing problem in pardus, cos it's the only OS that can't recognize my device

That's it. I plug it, it connects but then Clementine can't find it. It works well with other distros like Mint et simila. I'm kinda noob so is there a way to know if my iPod is connected properly? Thanks for your help guys 

I'll try wih the live version as soon as possible and I'll let you know if it works Thanks for your help

Nope. There's no overview, not even a wireless connection available.

The last one, 2011.2 

Wireless device works, there's a light on the netbook that shows it.


Seems ok, doesn't it?

That's what I can't get: why is the wireless working with some rtl8187se (like atolboo) and not with other rtl8187se like the one I have? The driver is the same, isn't it?

I thought it worked in 2008.2 because in the link I gave you there's "Support for RTL8187SE based wireless devices" I'll try with ubuntu and I'll let you know man

It was my bad, it looks like I'm not able to use kde anymore XD It's been a while since I didn't use it, now I can connect perfectly

Thanks for your reply
http://www.pardus.org.tr/eng/release_notes/pardus_2008_2_canis_aureus/
So this driver was in kernel 2.6.25.20 and then it was removed and it's not in 2.6.37.6? Is that right?

Ok, this time I'm 100% I'm not the problem  A friend of mine has an Olibook m1020, with a Realtek 8187SE. I know it works on Pardus since 2008.2 version, but it's not my case. Actually, I was never able to use wireless on that netbook, not even with ubuntu or fedora. Is there any way to use wireless with that hardware?
Thanks for your help

Hi everyone  
I just installed Pardus 2011.2 on my netbook Acer aspire one D260 and it looks great, but wireless doesn't work. lspci -v shows that I have an Atheros AR9285 wireless network and it worked right out of the box with EVERY distribution I tried (ubuntu, fedora, opensuse, mageia ecc.). But network setting --> Wireless doesn't show any wireless connection. Suggestions?  
If you need more details let me know, I don't know what informations you need  
EDIT: ok. That's what happen when you don't use kde for more than 5 years. My bad, wireless is now working perfectly

Kein Problem 
Well, actually I had to translate it but doesn't matter  Tomorrow I'll try with this mandriva-seed for windows and then with your solution if mandriva doesn't work, thanks man 
I bought an Acer aspire one D260 just three days ago, I wanted to install Xubuntu and I tried with Pendrivelinux, unetbootin, the ubuntu tool... Every software was different. With unetbootin I was able to run it, but then the installation freezed after two minutes. The ubuntu tool didn't work at all and with pendrivelinux the installation software crashed with an error message. I'm new to usb installation with Linux, but is there such a big difference from software to software? 

Thanks for your answer  I've got something called mandriva-seed for windows or something like that , I don't know if it's the same mandriva-seed for linux  I found it here http://forum.mandriva.com/viewtopic.php?t=112789
Anyway what you posted for windows is for creating a cd/dvd, right? I need to boot from a usb drive because I've got a netbook