On Tue, 2008-05-13 at 16:05 -0400, Gene Czarcinski wrote: > I have a laptop with both a working wireless interface and a working > ethernet > wired interface. Normally, I run wireless. > > On Fedora 9, if I plug into the wired interface, it is brought up also > so I > now have both the wired and wireless interfaces enabled. Fortunately, > both > interfaces are on the same (sub) network so routine does not get > screwed up. > > This does not happen on Fedora 8. On Fedora 8, when I plug in the > wired > interface, the wireless interface is disabled and the wired interface > is > enabled. Conversely, when I unplug the wired interface, it is > disabled and > the wireless interface is enabled. > > The way things work under Fedora 8 is how I expect things to work. > However, > there may be good reasons for how things work in Fedora 9. What you discribe is a change between f6 and f9.
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