I couldn't get an IP4 address on my wireless interface, but worked around the problem by doing this:
sudo apt-get uninstall avahi-daemon find /etc/network -iname 'avahi*' -exec rm {} \;
removing avahi files from /etc/network was the key for me.
I couldn't get an IP4 address on my wireless interface, but worked around the problem by doing this:
sudo apt-get uninstall avahi-daemon
find /etc/network -iname 'avahi*' -exec rm {} \;
removing avahi files from /etc/network was the key for me.