On Tue, May 13, 2008 at 5:25 PM, Ohad Levy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I also had a similar problem on my iw4695 card. eventually I've found > myself switching to wicd instead of NetworkManager. Thanks. I'll have to check which chipset is on this device but would it mean anything if I tell you that it worked for me right out of the box without requiring me to request proprietary driver support? Also - all this time I can see the access points with the command line tools and in the logs, it's just that the NetworkManager, possibly because of something weird its front end (nm-applet?) did, stopped configuring things correctly. > > many times, if you just need to reset it, you can kill the network manager > process and run it again, (as far as I know, it wont be restarted using the > init scripts). I usually hibernate my laptop but I tried also a complete reboot to no avail. I get exactly the same behaviour. I already looked around at wicd after hearing recommendations from several people in the last couple of weeks, I might give it a try. Thanks, --Amos
