Databubble, I took a look at my accesspoint but do no thave WMM turned
on.The one thing I found that was suggested on a different post was
to turn on broadcasting. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/259157
referenced. I tried this and it works. My wireless fires up
automatically now. Two issu
I gave this a try and it worked. After turning on broadcast on my
linksys wireless cable/dsl router I connect right away. I am using a
D-LINK DWL-G650 cardbus card.
I really do not like having my AP visible. Is there a known bug
tracking the fix of this at either the driver or NM level?
Does
I am having the same issue on two laptops. A T30 and a T41 Thinkpad.
The T30 (mine) was upgraded using the network upgrade from 8.04 to 8.10.
When using 8.04, Network Manager worked perfectly. No issues.
The T41 was built using a clean install of 8.10.
Both are up-to-date as far as update
One last detail. Both the T30 and T40 laptops are using D-Link DWL-G650
PCMCIA wireless cards. Both have been used with linux before. AS
above the T30 used the same card with 8.04 + Network Manager without
this password prompting issue.
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Alexander: Thank you for your quick feedback on this. A few questions:
* Which intrepid packages should I download and install? All of them that I
see in this link?
* If I install these packages, will "Update Manager" update them when a future
update comes out?
* How long does it usually take
Alexander, the information above was clear to me. I added the source,
upgraded, and am now running the development version.
Unfortunately, this has not corrected the problem. What I see a very
long delay where Network Manager's blue spinner spins for a very long
time. The lower ball is green b
I have a 13 char password now so I am not sure what the issue is there.
[ 29.296607] wifi0: Atheros 5212: mem=0xd400, irq=11
I am not sure what drive but it is a stock one that comes with Ubuntu
8.10. I didn't install anything extra.
What I am also finding odd is that is that is will not
Just to be sure.. the only packages that self upgraded after my change
above were...
ii libnm-glib0
0.7~~svn20081018t105859-0ubuntu2~nm4 network management framework (GLib shared
li
ii libnm-util0
0.7~~svn20081018t105859-0ubuntu2~
Alexander, understood. I will hop over to
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/259157
Thanks for pointing me in this direction. I appreciate all your time
and guidance.
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https://bugs.launch
I was pointed to this issue from #273336.
In a nutshell, my wireless does not work on close start-up or event
after many attempts. I have only tried this using NetworkManager.
The same issue is on two laptops. A T30 and a T41 Thinkpad. Both are
using D-Link DWL-G650 PCMCIA wireless cards.
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I received an email from another user. "JC" suggested using
http://wicd.sourceforge.net/ vs network-manager. After looking at the
docs it is pretty easy to install. There is a debian repo for Ubuntu.
Simply add the repo and a keyfile. Then install. Network Manager gets
removed and replaced w
If the deb packages already exist for 9.04, can they be used with 8.10?
Are there any howto or docs that I can follow to build my own deb
packages that I can use to manually update my 6u10 version to 6u12? I
have seen some using fakeroot but they only build one deb file vs the 6+
that are released
>From what I understand the issue is more with the chipset and not with
the driver.Best bet is what I did, Install wicd at http://wicd.net
It is easy to install and it auto-updates like any other ubuntu package.
I have been using it since 8.04 and am happy with it. The only lack is
VPN support
One thought... Ubuntu should consider including wicd in the next release
as an alternate to NetworkManager. There are a lot of cards affected by
this issue and this would resolve most of them.
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https://bugs.launchpad.n
Actually, I use it with a few hidden networks and WPA2. Works just fine
for me.
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[intrepid] alpha 6 - WPA & WPA2 Personal won't authenticate short passwords
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/273336
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