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th5k driver chose wlan1,
which had no conflicts.
During my research into this problem, I saw other people mention that
udev was renaming wlan0 to ath0, but no one seemed to think it was a
problem, so I didn't either. Apparently it was.
Thanks,
Autumn
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I now have wireless up and working again, though I'm not quite sure
how I did it. I was frustrated dealing with the Atheros card, so a
few minutes ago I switched it for an Airlink N card, but that was
unsuccessful, as the firmware wouldn't load using either the ra2860sta
kernel module or ndiswrapp
On Sat, Aug 29, 2009 at 10:53 PM, Osamu Aoki wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Sat, Aug 29, 2009 at 10:09:20PM -0500, Autumn Lansing wrote:
>> I've wasted most of my Saturday trying to get wireless to work with
>> the latest kernel on my 64-bit Sid box. I have an Atheros ar5001x
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nd" errors.
The output from iwconfig is:
ingrid:/home/autumn# iwconfig
lono wireless extensions.
eth1 no wireless extensions.
eth3 no wireless extensions.
wmaster0 no wireless extensions.
ath0 IEEE 802.11bg ESSID:"JohnWayne"
Mode:Managed Frequ
Thank you for the suggestion, however the problem ended up being my
motherboard. Not long after I asked for help I began to get even more
strange errors, and when being forced to reboot again I couldn't even get
into my bios. A new motherboard and some repair work took care of the
problem
Aterm has suddenly decided to stop working. When I call it from the menu
it fails to start. When trying to run a command that uses aterm through
nedit I receive a segmentation fault error. Running an strace verifies
the segmentation fault, though the results of the strace are pretty much
Simply delete or rename your current xorg.conf file,
then run "dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" again. That
worked for me.
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> After a bit of googling, I tried adding the "s" flag
to /usr/bin/Xorg
> and this avoids the /var/log problem (though I don't
know if it's the
> Right Thing to do). The font problem remains.
>
> Anthony
I had the same problem. Sim
minutes longer to reboot than do the others). Having realized that, I
decided it was time to get my knees dirty and crawl around in the server room.
Whaddya know? They were all on the same [faulty] UPS. I'm such an idiot.
Many thanks to y'all for your help and patience.
Autumn
P.S.
The
ed things
like mail
and at from one of the machines to see what happens. Nothing.
Presumably the shutdown is _not_ graceful, as nothing about it is being logged,
and
the filesystems are flagged as "unchecked" at boot time.
Autumn
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#x27;s one hour. That was the new machine: System clock set
to
EST, timezone set to GMT-5... not that it matters, a miss being as good as a
mile.
Autumn
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s the same to within a minute.
I'm not convinced that the time offset is significant. I have not tried
rebooting all three machines at the same time to see if they stay in sync,
because people will scream.
Does the above-named Society already subscribe to this list, or do I have to
email
hing useful is being logged at any time immediately preceeding the
reboots.
Can someone suggest some other things that I should look at?
Thanks in advance,
Autumn Umanetz
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