>> John E. Perry wrote: >>> ... >> Well, after giving up for a while, during which time my laptop suspended >> itself to disk, I came back intending to keep trying. >> >>... >> Strangely enough (according to what I've understood from Google), >> KWiFiManager still doesn't work. But it seems I don't need it now. The >> normal network manager did just fine on its own. >> >> I appears ipw3945d >> was all I needed, although it took several hours and a suspension for >> the computer to figure out that it was working :-). >>
After thinking about it some more, it occurs to me that kNetworkManager was already functioning soon after I started ipw3945d. I recall reading in my investigations that only one network manager would function at a time, and I was trying to use KWiFiManager when KNetworkManager was in control. If I'd realized that sooner, and looked at kNetworkManager rather than KWiFiManager, I probably would have had complete success much sooner. jp -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
