something like “iwlist scan /p”
/p would be for pause then to scroll you would just press the spacebar.
but I do not know switches for your system.
mine comes with scroll bars.
mine doesnt 
20 CHARACTERS!
so if you get off the intel card and set the nvidia to take over graphics duty you put the dongle in the mincraft client and the lan cable to the server.
the lag should be a lot better. then no need for the dongle on the server.
I think this is the case, why it lags with wlan
Also by defailt you can not log as root.
Ok, so good luck with that, keep trying.
I need to go, take care!
Thank you, have a good day!
Not nesecarily. There is a difference between network related lag, and video/graphics related lag.
Network related lag is caused by sync fails and delays between client and server. The only fix here is to get the network better. This is usually shown by ping rate.
Video / Graphic related lag is caused when the graphics hardware is unable to process information fast enough, and starts skipping video frames to keep up. This is usually shown by frame rate.
You cannot eliminate network lag by improving on video processing, or imporve on video related lag by bying a faster network.
Good that you are online, so i found this command:
iwconfig wlan0 essid [SSID] key s:[Password]
But it always says invalid arguments… Can you help me out?
For network cabling (ethernet TP-cables) this is of no issue unless you are a 100 meters away from your router. Max ethernet length is 100M before you need some sort of repeating of the signal.
For Wireless this can be more of an issue. But in average wireless should be able to go 50 to 150 meters before being unusable (it may get slow though). There also may be issues with interference (everyone else using wireless things in your neighborhood), or with how your are placed in reference to walls and other building realted things.
I am a windows-man, and not really too much into linux, and as I said above, my server is on a network cable. I only use wireless on my laptop, and that one runs win10, or phones and pads (android). So I’m not to sure about wireless config in linux.
BUT:
The command you lists need to arguments.
SSID = the name of your wireless network
Password = password / key to your wireless network.
So you have to replace [SSID] with the name of your network (the square brackets also), and the samme for [password]
More info about that command here: http://linuxcommand.org/man_pages/iwconfig8.html
I know that but if I type the things in here it always says Invalid Arguments…
Oh maaann this will be a long journey…
Ok so it isnt the password, it is a WEP Key!
Good luck:)
I am googling this now, and all answers I have found so far demand knowledge of linux.
Aaand:
From: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14119446/iwconfig-connect-network-via-wifi-on-terminal
There’s a similar question at wireless networking - Can you explain how to understand what the 'iwconfig' command displays in Ubuntu-9.04? - Super User. I think, especially this answer wireless networking - Can you explain how to understand what the 'iwconfig' command displays in Ubuntu-9.04? - Super User is important. It seems, iwconfig
doesn’t support WPA/WPA2, only unencrypted networks or WEP, which is
essentially the same nowadays. So you need to use some other approach,
like wpa_supplicant.