Larry Finger wrote: > They also have not done us any favors by turning off the debug messages from > bcm43xx.
Indeed, a few more debug messages would help a lot. I see you've just submitted a patch to give some more even when debug is switched off. That seems like a really good idea. > .... > Does your laptop have a wireless on/off switch or button? Is it on, and is > the wireless enabled > light on? It has both, combined. Unfortunately it's a push on/push off type button and you can't see if it's on or off. I just pushed it and the light did, indeed, come on and I can now iwlist scan to see my router and can ping it with the wired network unplugged. I'm not sure if I should feel really stupid for not trying this before. I did try when I started playing with this about a fort- night ago but in all the messing around it went out of my mind, particularly as I wasn't sure if it was a real hardware switch or something that got interpretted by Windows to do the equivalent of ifconfig up/down or whatever. It's all not very obvious as you have to have done both an ifconfig eth1 up and pressed the button to the right state before you get a blue light. Anyway, seems to be all working at the driver level. Thanks for your help. Regards, Ed Davies. _______________________________________________ Bcm43xx-dev mailing list [email protected] https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/bcm43xx-dev
