NM connects happily to all the networks I use...except one: my WiFlyer.
This is using my NEC PA-WL/54SC (labelled as Aterm WL54SC WarpStar
Triple Wireless LAN Card 54/11 Mbps). If I use my other card, an older
Lucent WaveLAN Turbo 11Mb Silver, it connects to the WiFlyer first time.
Can anyone
NM connects happily to all the networks I use...except one: my WiFlyer.
This is using my NEC PA-WL/54SC (labelled as Aterm WL54SC WarpStar
Triple Wireless LAN Card 54/11 Mbps). If I use my other card, an older
Lucent WaveLAN Turbo 11Mb Silver, it connects to the WiFlyer first time.
Can anyone
Denis Leroy wrote:
Aaron Konstam wrote:
What is described below has happened to me at least twice. I asked about
it on this list and got no real assistance. Can anyone guess why this
would happen? The person who posted below was using FC6 and I was was
using FC5 if that is important.
Karl Schmitt wrote:
What does it mean when the circles with the blue comet trail going
around and when I hover over them I get the popup text:
Waiting for Network Key for the wireless network
The dialog window for entering the key always hides itself under any
other windows instead of
Yaakov Nemoy wrote:
Hi list,
Is it just me, or is the reply function 'broken' in this list?
Yes, it's deliberate. By virtue of a deliberate misunderstanding and
grotesque Luddism many years ago by a small coterie of individuals, it
was decided that it was better to recommend that users use
Dan Williams wrote:
On Wed, 2007-03-07 at 15:49 +0100, Tine Mezgec wrote:
I agree, somebody should set reply_goes_to_list to This list (in general
options).
See the link posted earlier about replyto considered harmful. Most mail
clients that I'm aware of have a Reply to All.
Seth Howard wrote:
First, I would rule out driver problems by attempting to connect to an
open or WEP network with the network utility originally used in Ubuntu.
Since you can connect to your home network, this seems unlikely to be a
driver problem.
Yep. If it was working under Gnome it
Now that NetworkManager is notionally working under e16 for me, the last
piece of the jigsaw seems to be that it can't access the keyring. Is
this another little Ubuntu trick, or is it looking in a different place
under e16?
///Peter
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Rodney Morris wrote:
On Sat, 02/24/2007, Dan Williams wrote:
Right; so what we now need to know from everyone is:
1) what distro?
2) what kernel version?
3) what version of ipw3945 drivers?
4) what version of the ieee80211 stack?
If someone can point me at where to get (3) and (4), I
If I pull out my PCMCIA wireless card and plug in a standard RJ45
connection, nm-applet correctly notices and tries to switch.
But it has no setup for a wired connection, so it goes looking for DHCP,
which we don't have on the wired network. I have an IP address for use
on this laptop, but
[Edgy, Dell Inspiron 4150; NEC PCMCIA ATERM WL54SC wifi card]
I had NM working nicely for all my wireless networks. I then installed
Enlightenment (e16) to see what it offered (very nice) and found that I had
lost all connections except my default home wifi (which may well be being
detected and
Seth Howard wrote:
There is a quirk in ubuntu (I think it will be fixed with feisty)
that doesn't allow network-manager to see devices that are listed in
/etc/network/interfaces.
Cute design idea :-)
Try commenting out all lines EXCEPT (this is important - you will
have an unbootable
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