Johannes Berg wrote: >>> As you can see in the log, the WEP key is getting disabled. printk >>> timestamps would help to identify what really happens. >>> >>> >>> >> Missed that! >> > > No worries. I was just a bit confused because I couldn't tell whether > the enable/disable messages were directly after one another or not. > > >> I was going to but then you released the followup [PATCH] mac80211: fix >> key todo list order so I tried that. >> >> That fixed the problem :) >> > > Good to know, thanks for testing. We really want both patches, and the > previous one would have "fixed" the problem too because you were using > WEP, with WPA the problem might still have happened. > > johannes > Thanks :)
FYI I didn't manually do anything for the sample I submitted. In that one I simply used NetworkManager and it "just Connected" and never did anything else. In previous tests I'd eliminated NetworkManager by manually setting the ESSID and WEP key*. Since that made no difference I went back to NM. Again, thanks for the quick response, and the quick fix :) Ehud * I know I put my WEP key out there, but I firmly believe if any of my neighbors read this list they are more than welcome to associate with my APs. (Or if they come up and ask me what the 4ft dish is all about...) _______________________________________________ Bcm43xx-dev mailing list [email protected] https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/bcm43xx-dev
