IBM T42, Intel Pro 2200BG
FC4
kernel-2.6.11-1.1177
dbus-0.31-4
hal-0.5.0.cvs20050322b-1
hal-gnome-0.5.0.cvs20050322b-1
With our without a wire plugged in, NM connects to my home and office
wireless networks on boot. The office network is hidden.
The context menu item Stop All Wireless
On Tue, 2005-03-29 at 08:58 -0500, Bill Moss wrote:
NM does not seem to be able to bring up the wired network on its own. If
I do 'ifconfig eth0 up' then NM takes over and configures the wired network.
Found and fixed on both HEAD and STABLE_0_3. Please test.
Thanks!
Dan
Greetings to the list!
First of all i want to say that NM is really a great piece of software,
that IMHO, does the right thing in getting linux closer to the average
user. I searched for a decent way of managing connections to the ever
growing number of APs that i might user with my laptop, and
Ivan Blagdan wrote:
Currently i use neat to connect to my home AP trough a configured eth1
interface, using wep... no problems connecting.
Using NetworkManager to get a connection doesn't work, connection
dosn't go past the 'connectiong to wireless network' part. Having
looked trough logs it
Fixed. NM is now able to bring up the wired and wireless devices at boot
and to freely switch between the two.
Bug. NM does not seem to be able to determine the active device. My
wireless device is not marked as active but it is working fine. An
artifact of this bug is that hovering over the
Your scan shows two AP's, yours with a signal level of -72 dBm and
another one with signal level of -77 dBm. These are both weak signals
and I expect if you 'watch -n2 iwlist eth1 scan' you will see these
levels fluctuate a good deal. Both AP's are set to the same channel 11.
This will cause
On Tue, 2005-03-29 at 14:02 -0500, Bill Moss wrote:
ipw2200-1.0.2 report. The main issue for the ipw2200 driver continues to
be failures to load firmware at boot or firmware restarts. These
failures do not always occur which makes them hard to trace. I saw this
frequently with the 2.6.9
Bill Moss wrote:
Your scan shows two AP's, yours with a signal level of -72 dBm and
another one with signal level of -77 dBm. These are both weak signals
and I expect if you 'watch -n2 iwlist eth1 scan' you will see these
levels fluctuate a good deal. Both AP's are set to the same channel
11.
I previously wrote
Bug. NM does not seem to be able to determine the active device. My
wireless device is not marked as active but it is working fine. An
artifact of this bug is that hovering over the panel icon always shows
100% link quality. 'iwconfig eth1' shows the correct link quality.
I sent Dan a patch for the 'link quality stuck at 100%' bug.
--
Bill Moss
Professor, Mathematical Sciences
Clemson University
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