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Can't connect to 2wire
Setting status to Fix Released per the last few comments. Thanks.
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Can't connect to 2wire HomePortal 1000SW wireless network with WEP enabled
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I can confirm that with the intrepid release the bug was fixed !!
Thanks!
Carlos
On 11/7/08, Leann Ogasawara [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone else confirm this specific issue is fixed for them with
Intrepid's final release? Thanks.
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Can anyone else confirm this specific issue is fixed for them with
Intrepid's final release? Thanks.
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This issue is fixed for me with the final release.
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From: Leann Ogasawara [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 7, 2008 9:42:59 PM
Subject: [Bug 222793] Re: Can't connect to 2wire HomePortal 1000SW wireless
network with WEP enabled
Can anyone
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In intrepid alpha5, with the workaround cited in another bug report (which
itself
was recently fixed) of copying the /lib/firmware/b43 directory from its location
in the previous install to the same place, and restarting network manager,
this appears fixed. Yay! Provided the other bug is really
I think I'd better wait for the Alpha5 then, I'll probably just end up
breaking my system if I try this otherwise.
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Hi Guys,
Sorry for any confusion, you'll need to enable the Intrepid repository
in order to install the 2.6.27 Intrepid kernel. If you are unfamiliar
with how to enable Intrepid, I'd suggest waiting for the the Alpha5
release to test. Thanks.
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Where is the package available?
I'm on hardy with security, updates, backports, proposed repositories
enabled and don't see anything above 2.6.24 ... ? (Sorry if I'm missing
something obvious ...)
[Looking forward to a fix! Unfortunately the upgrade-fix described by
mark above doesn't work
Sorry I can't find 2.6.27 either. Is it a package I can get to with
synaptic? I googled for what repository to add but couldn't find
anything that looked relevant.
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The Ubuntu Kernel Team is planning to move to the 2.6.27 kernel for the
upcoming Intrepid Ibex 8.10 release. As a result, the kernel team would
appreciate it if you could please test this newer 2.6.27 Ubuntu kernel.
There are one of two ways you should be able to test:
1) If you are comfortable
Aha! It works again! So after installing the kernel updates that came
through the normal system update thing which popped up for me on August
26, '08 - I have been able to get my card working again using the
ndiswrapper approach. On my system at least, the bug is fixed, the 2wire
router is now
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Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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any news on this issue? still booting into Windows at home to get a
network connection :-( . Should I just go out and buy a different router
... ?
Ben Bolker
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IntelLinuxWireless has a bug repot that is assigned, but it's been assigned
for a few months...
http://www.intellinuxwireless.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=1505
I also filed a complaint with the BBB because 2wire would not respond to my
requests for the newer firmware. If anyone is interested I'll
I have the same problem when I try to connect to a 2wire router. The
model is HomePortal 1000SW with WEP-64 (a 10 digit hex). I am trying to
connect with a Sony Vaio VGN-C140G that connected fine when it had XP
and later Vista (please don't make me go back...). My wife's MacBook
connects fine.
I have been using 2wire homeportal 1800HW with the Intel Corporation
PRO/Wireless 3945ABG and about 2 weeks a go i upgrade the 2wire model
and the problem go out!!! so i thing that the problem is a combination
between the 2wire firmware and the iwl3945 and iwlwifi_mac80211 modules.
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Can't
I have been wondering if this problem has something to do with the
wireless driver module. My current module (with Hardy) is b43.ko but I
recall that it used to be bcm43xx.ko - could it be that this change
lead to the problem? I really don't know much about these things, but I
did try
I can confirm that this doesn't work. I'm using a HP dv6500t. I don't know how
to look up the exact chipset, but mine has draft-n capabilities.
lsmod | grep b43 resulted in nothing showing up.
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I've not been able to duplicate this problem on my other laptop. I'm
able to connect just fine with it, even using 8.04. The one that connect
is slightly older, and this one's pretty new. I don't know if that's
helpful.
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Can't connect to 2wire HomePortal 1000SW wireless network with WEP
To Add to my previous post. I'm using a Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless
4965 AG or AGN Network Connection (rev 61)
Also, did anyone check to see if this:
http://www.intellinuxwireless.org/?p=iwlwifin=howto-iwlwifi fixes?
That's where intel told me to go for drivers for my wireless.
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Can't
Confirmed here as well. When I attempt to connect to my network, the
router goes into an infinite loop of resetting (as though I had turned
it off) and starting back up.
Setup:
Asus F8Sn notebook PC + 2wire HomePortal 1800HW + Ubuntu 8.04
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I've been having the same problem, the upgrade to hardy caused wireless
connect attempts to reset the 2wire router. I also tried ndiswrapper
with no luck. I don't know if this info is helpful, but I have two
different machines here with hardy, different wireless cards, one 32 bit
and one 64 bit
A few questions:
1. any hope/expectation of resolution of this, or at least classification
as something other than Importance=undecided? (Sorry to be a jerk,
but I really hate to use the cable or boot into Windows in order to work
at home ...)
2. this seems pretty generic (independent of
Has anyone who has this problem with native drivers been able to work
around it by using ndiswrapper? As I mentioned above, I have tried to
get ndiswrapper going but haven't been sure I've gotten it set up right
...
I too, would be happy to know of any debugging info I can provide.
from lspci:
I can confirm that this is happening with Hardy + 2Wire Home portal 1800. The
problem appeared
with the upgrade to hardy (works fine in gutsy) and only on this router.
Is there any further info I should post.
Thanks for Ubuntu! :)
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I'm connecting to my 2wire 2701ng with WEP enabled using default key
on 2wire label enc open (the whole thing is the key - minus )
I have an HP6700z with the Broadcom 4321AG draft n(4328 chipset).
I'm using ndiswrapper and a driver from Dell to get it working.
Downloaded the driver from:
Same issue: trying to connect resets 2WIRE router.
Dell Inspiron 640m: using Broadcom firmware.
Using ssb, b44 -- tried messing around with ndiswrapper
but didn't help (but I may not have gotten everything right).
Worked fine with the same hardware under Gutsy (argh). Can connect to
at least
PS -- same behavior under wlassistant, so (?) not a network manager
problem?
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** Description changed:
I'm using a Toshiba laptop with an internal wireless card, dual-booting
Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy, with latest updates) and Windoaze, and I'm trying to
connect to my parent's home wireless network. They have a 2wire
HomePortal 1000SW with a 10-digit hex WEP key. Windows
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** Description changed:
I'm using a Toshiba laptop with an internal wireless card, dual-booting
- Ubuntu 8.18 (Hardy, with latest updates) and Windoaze, and I'm trying to
+ Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy, with latest updates) and Windoaze, and
I have confirmed that the PC in question can connect to another router
using all forms of encryption.
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Equipment:
HP Pavilion dv6700 notebook
Intel 4965 agn wireless card
2Wire Homeportal 1000 SW dsl modem/router/access point, running version 3.5.5
of their software.
Kubuntu 8.04, using NetworkManager
(Windows Vista Home Premium works just fine)
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I have a similar issue. At first I thought
@markinct: Now that you mention it, I have seen the Homeportal unit
resetting. Red light blinks, etc. Updating description soon.
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Ubuntu 8.18 (Hardy, with latest updates) and Windoaze, and I'm
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