Oops... typo. I am in fact running kernel 2.6.16, despite saying 2.6.15 in my previous message. :-)
I'm using a custom-configured kernel built from Debian's linux-source-2.6.16 package. Just to be safe, I recompiled it today since linux-source-2.6.16 was updated a few days ago to include the 2.6.16.2 upstream release, but it didn't help. Still no WPA. Interestingly, if I plug in a prism54 card instead of using my built-in ipw2200, I *do* get a password prompt with that, when connecting to the same wireless networks. I still can't actually connect, though, because the security dropdown still only has WEP modes for its choices. That might not be NM's fault in this case, though -- I don't know whether the prism54 driver actually supports WPA. (In the past, it didn't, and I had to use ndiswrapper, but that was before the kernel had wext, and I haven't tried it again since then.) But the fact that I get a password prompt with prism54 and an error message with ipw2200 is interesting. I'm still using version 1.0.8 of the ipw2200 driver, because that's the version that kernel 2.6.16 includes. There have been some releases after that -- ipw2200.sourceforge.net has versions up to 1.1.2 -- but they aren't available in either the kernel source tree or the separate ipw2200-source package. I could try applying one of those if necessary, though I'm reluctant to do it if it doesn't seem likely to help, since it would mean more kernel rebuilds. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
