I am having the same (or similar) problem.  I installed Jaunty a couple
days ago, and it had been working just fine with the internet wired into
the computer.  I decided to try my wireless connection, and the computer
locked up.  Now the only way to boot into Ubuntu without the computer
locking up is to turn off my router (I think it has set the wireless as
the prefered network or something).  Then, when I turn my router back
on, the computer freezes up again.  I have reproduced this bug many
times, and the only way to turn on my router without the computer
freezing up is to disable wireless in network-manager.  The home network
is a WPA2 network and only has a single access point.  Any help
resolving this issue would be greatly appreciated.

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[bcm...] Network-manager causes system lockup when connecting to specific 
encrypted network
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/289898
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