> > Outside La Trobe Eduroam works just fine. > I suspect LTUwireless2 and Eduroam are effectively the same network but > uses different user authentication. >
I thought so too especially as a visitor from Spain can't access Eduroam here but could two days ago in Madrid. Eduroam should be the same world wide but obviously there is something screwy with this one. > > R U able to try a second USB wifi adapter on the Lenovo, and see how it > works? > I don't have one, I will see if I can borrow one and try that. > That would eliminate the networking stack on your laptop and point to a > problem between the iwlwifi driver and the LaTrobe network. > I don't believe it can be the network stack as this box has been connected by wifi to a 3COM wireless router for the last 2 days and the connection is rock solid, but it is always worth checking. > IT support claim that no Linux box can connect to their wifi or ever > could. As I was using it with the Samsung half an hour ago I know this is > false. > > Denial is useful sometimes!! > Isn't it just. > As I discovered recently, unattended upgrades on Ubuntu can lead to problems! .. Do you have unattended upgrade set up on the laptop? No I upgrade them by hand about twice a week and mostly do them both at the same time. > But I am willing to bet something changed on the network. > Me too, but finding out what could be fun. > > Can you try booting a LiveCD on the Lenovo? > Next time I am in the office I will try that. Stripes > > > > Ideas most welcome > > > > Stripes > > > > > > > > > > _______________________________________________ luv-main mailing > > list [email protected] http://lists.luv.asn.au/listinfo/luv- >
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