On Fri, 2010-04-30 at 14:55 -0700, Bluesky_greenleaf wrote:
> Is it mean if we have set one SSID in thethe wpa_supplicant.conf
> under /etc, then NM will automatically call this SSID when NM starts
> to run?
NM controls the supplicant directly, so when using NM you don't really
need a wpa_supplic
Is it mean if we have set one SSID in thethe wpa_supplicant.conf under /etc,
then NM will automatically call this SSID when NM starts to run?
What is the relationship with the plugin files under the
/etc/NetworkManager/system-settings, Thanks
Will
On Fri, Apr 23, 2010 at 11:03 AM, Dan Williams
On Fri, 2010-04-16 at 14:03 +0100, Timothy Murphy wrote:
> Dan Williams wrote:
>
> >> I'm running Fedora-12/KDE on this machine,
> >> with an old Avaya PCI-to-PCMCIA WiFi card,
> >> which works fine using the network service in place of NM,
> >> as also under Windows XP.
> >
> > Ok, so we know th
Marc Herbert wrote:
> With this test you just proved that NetworkManager is totally out of
> the equation here. This is purely a problem between wpa_supplicant and
> the driver of your chip.
Well, NM is involved because it depends on wpa_supplicant.
Note that the network service is working perfec
With this test you just proved that NetworkManager is totally out of
the equation here. This is purely a problem between wpa_supplicant and
the driver of your chip.
PS: of course you killed NetworkManager while running this test?
Le 16/04/2010 14:03, Timothy Murphy a écrit :
> I copied .../Exam
Dan Williams wrote:
>> I'm running Fedora-12/KDE on this machine,
>> with an old Avaya PCI-to-PCMCIA WiFi card,
>> which works fine using the network service in place of NM,
>> as also under Windows XP.
>
> Ok, so we know the WEP key is right, that leaves just the wifi card as
> the culprit.
>
>
On Wed, 2010-03-31 at 15:26 +0100, Timothy Murphy wrote:
> On Tuesday 30 March 2010 08:28:46 pm you wrote:
>
> > > As I said, NM keeps asking for the WEP key.
> >
> > What kind of WEP key is it? There are 3 types; hexadecimal, ASCII, and
> > passphrase. It could be that you're choosing the wron
On Tuesday 30 March 2010 08:28:46 pm you wrote:
> > As I said, NM keeps asking for the WEP key.
>
> What kind of WEP key is it? There are 3 types; hexadecimal, ASCII, and
> passphrase. It could be that you're choosing the wrong type in NM. How
> long is the WEP key you're using, and does it ha
On Fri, 2010-03-26 at 13:10 +, Timothy Murphy wrote:
> Marc Herbert wrote:
>
> >> I seem to recall that someone gave a minimal wpa_supplicant config file
> >> which might be required if using WEP?
> >
> > # When NOT using NetworkManager, this works for me:
> > network={
> > ssid="static-wep-t
Marc Herbert wrote:
>> I seem to recall that someone gave a minimal wpa_supplicant config file
>> which might be required if using WEP?
>
> # When NOT using NetworkManager, this works for me:
> network={
> ssid="static-wep-test"
> key_mgmt=NONE
> wep_key0="abcde"
> }
Thanks, but the network serv
>>> I recall seeing something about requiring settings
>>> for wpa_supplicant, even though I am using WEP.
>>> Is that right?
NetworkManager configures wpa_supplicant "interactively", that is
(almost) without a configuration file.
>> wpa_supplicant has a misleading name. It handles all wifi conn
Kalle Valo wrote:
>> NM keeps asking me for the WEP key.
> I am using an old Avaya PCI-to-PCMCIA card.
>> ...
>>> I'm not sure if this is relevant,
>>> but I should have said I am using KDE, not Gnome.
>>
>> I recall seeing something about requiring settings
>> for wpa_supplicant, even tho
Timothy Murphy writes:
> Timothy Murphy wrote:
>
> NM keeps asking me for the WEP key.
I am using an old Avaya PCI-to-PCMCIA card.
> ...
>> I'm not sure if this is relevant,
>> but I should have said I am using KDE, not Gnome.
>
> I recall seeing something about requiring settings
> for
Timothy Murphy wrote:
NM keeps asking me for the WEP key.
>>> I am using an old Avaya PCI-to-PCMCIA card.
...
> I'm not sure if this is relevant,
> but I should have said I am using KDE, not Gnome.
I recall seeing something about requiring settings
for wpa_supplicant, even though I am using
Marc Herbert wrote:
> Le 24/03/2010 14:35, Timothy Murphy a écrit :
>> I'm trying to get NM working on a Fedora-12 machine
>> which I don't often use.
>> (It is n my grand-daughter's room, and she runs Windows.)
>>
>> NM keeps asking me for the WEP key.
>> I am using an old Avaya PCI-to-PCMCIA ca
Le 24/03/2010 14:35, Timothy Murphy a écrit :
> I'm trying to get NM working on a Fedora-12 machine
> which I don't often use.
> (It is n my grand-daughter's room, and she runs Windows.)
>
> NM keeps asking me for the WEP key.
> I am using an old Avaya PCI-to-PCMCIA card.
This looks like a gnome
I'm trying to get NM working on a Fedora-12 machine
which I don't often use.
(It is n my grand-daughter's room, and she runs Windows.)
NM keeps asking me for the WEP key.
I am using an old Avaya PCI-to-PCMCIA card.
The network service works fine,
if I just change
NM_CONTROLLED=yes
in /etc/sysconf
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