Dan, > Does 'lshal' show the device as having net.80211 capabilities? If not, > then it's a udev+hal+driver issue that needs to get fixed. Sometimes > the device name gets changed by udev, and hal doesn't quite know about > it, so hal can't "connect the dots" in sysfs and figure out that the > device is wireless.
I don't have that notebook with me at the moment so I can't run lshal (I'll post it later), but I do know that NM 0.6.2 from fedora-devel works OK. James -- James Ettle [EMAIL PROTECTED] Southampton High Energy Physics School of Physics and Astronomy University of Southampton, SO17 1BJ PGP key ID: 03F94B5D -----------------------------------------------------------------------
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