Hi all, 

Although I am the guy who created this bug report, I'm beginning to feel
like I have to come to the defence of NetworkManager here.... :)

The issue that I had with the WLAN in Edgy was that the network link
would seem to be interrupted for some very short time now and then - ie
like if you pull the cable from a network card for some fractions of a
second. This did not seem to happen when some other similar network
manager program was used (kwlan, for example) so I put the blame on
NetworkManager - wrongly, I now think. I would now guess that it was due
to some ipw2200 driver bug, which by the way seems to me to have been
fixed by now - if it still happens I have not been able to detect it.

I have never seen networkmanager completely break an existing connection
with an access point and go through the whole interface setup procedure,
renew IP-addresses, etcetera. Granted, KNetworkManager can be somewhat
tricky to use at times, but when it has established a connection it is
rock solid from there on.

My apologies if the initial report was not clear enough about the exact
problem I had. I guess it may be the case that some of you who have
added to this bug report have seen a different problem.

I have seen some behavior similar to my initial problem on another
laptop I have (the WLAN "hangs" for a second or two now and then) but
this laptop (an LG M1, Intel 3945, ipw3945 driver) has proven generally
Linux-unfriendly so I am not yet ready to put the blame on Ubuntu for
this. Except for those annoying short lockups, the wireless network
software and notably networkmanager itself seems to work perfectly fine.

I guess my point is that Networkmanager at this time actually works very
well, at least for me, so it can't be completely broken. Unfortunately I
have no tips, tricks or good explanations for those of you who have more
trouble with it than I have had...

Best regards, 
Lars

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