Please make an attempt to connect to WNET B and send us the relevant
output from /var/log/syslog.  Also run "apport-collect 943277".  What
wireless hardware do you have and what driver are you using?

Any improvement with Ubuntu 12.04?

** Description changed:

- hi, i am melq and i would like to report a bug in my ubuntu 11.10 ...i
- do not know what policy package i am using because it is telling it can
- not retrieve the name
- 
- melquize@melquize-F6A-Invalid-entry-length-3-DMI-table-is-broken-Stop:~$ 
apt-cache policy pkgname
- N: Unable to locate package pkgname
- 
- anyways, here is my problem, i have several wireless network available
- around me and i usually use one let us name it WNET A  to update ubuntu
- as it is the fastest and then there is another wireless network that i
- used let us call it WNET B and i use that to download other stuff as it
- is slow but unlimited data... my problem is that i can not now move from
- WNET A to WNET B, ubuntu just wont connect to the other wireless
- network, it just keeps on sticking to WNET A. I have tried other non
- ubuntu laptops to connect to WNET A and also to WNET B and they can do
- it without any hiccups...
+ I have several wireless network available around me and I usually use
+ one --- let us name it WNET A --- to update Ubuntu as it is the fastest
+ and then there is another wireless network --- let us call it WNET B ---
+ that I use to download other stuff as it is slow but has unlimited data.
+ My problem is that I cannot now move from WNET A to WNET B; Ubuntu just
+ won't connect to the other wireless network; it just keeps on sticking
+ to WNET A. I have tried other non-Ubuntu laptops to connect to WNET A
+ and also to WNET B and they can do it without any hiccups...
  
  help urgently requested please...
  
  Cheers!
  Melq
  :-)

** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
       Status: New => Incomplete

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/943277

Title:
  NM cannot change wireless networks

Status in “network-manager” package in Ubuntu:
  Incomplete

Bug description:
  I have several wireless network available around me and I usually use
  one --- let us name it WNET A --- to update Ubuntu as it is the
  fastest and then there is another wireless network --- let us call it
  WNET B --- that I use to download other stuff as it is slow but has
  unlimited data.  My problem is that I cannot now move from WNET A to
  WNET B; Ubuntu just won't connect to the other wireless network; it
  just keeps on sticking to WNET A. I have tried other non-Ubuntu
  laptops to connect to WNET A and also to WNET B and they can do it
  without any hiccups...

  help urgently requested please...

  Cheers!
  Melq
  :-)

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