reopen 568977
reassign 568977 network-manager
thanks
John Talbut wrote:
If the drivers do not provide the proper sysfs interface, then this
is a driver/kernel issue.
It seems as if the interface is present, it is just that NetworkManager
is not finding it. Presumably, since The point of
Michael
You wrote:
Are that out-tree-drivers or linux-kernel drivers?
Linux-kernel drivers, I believe. They are compiled from Debian's linux-2.6
source package.
ls -la /sys/class/net/wlan0/device
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 0 2010-02-09 14:28 /sys/class/net/wlan0/device -
John Talbut wrote:
Michael
You wrote:
Are that out-tree-drivers or linux-kernel drivers?
Linux-kernel drivers, I believe. They are compiled from Debian's linux-2.6
source package.
Can't you install an original Debian kernel in parallel and test it.
ls -la /sys/class/net/wlan0/device
Micheal,
You wrote:
Can't you install an original Debian kernel in parallel and test it.
If you mean a Debian stock kernel, the problem is that these kernels make
extensive use of modular drivers, which I do not use at all. Hence, I suspect,
using one of these kernels would involve me in
Michael
You wrote:
Can't you install an original Debian kernel in parallel and test
it.
Even if I did it would not help. Presumably NetworkManager works with a
kernel that uses external kernel modules. The problem I have is that it
is not working with a kernel that has the drivers compiled
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