On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 04:43:52PM -, Janpreet wrote:
I am a newbie so please be easy on me, I have exact same problem. We
have unsecured hotspot at my work, I have username and password for the
hotspot login page too but my problem is, it doesn't even connect and
obtain IP address.
I am a newbie so please be easy on me, I have exact same problem. We
have unsecured hotspot at my work, I have username and password for the
hotspot login page too but my problem is, it doesn't even connect and
obtain IP address.
Works fine with my home, secured network. I uninstalled
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I can confirm my previous statement. It works perfectly with the latest
Gutsy in the coffeehouse too. Great work! Thank you!
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@Alexander: I will try the latest Gutsy, but I had to install it for
testing. For the test I had to visit a coffee house where the specific
problem has occurred first. All I can say now, that I can connect
seamlessly to my Linksys router with open wireless network. I hope that
I can confirm this
reopening. do you still see this in latest gutsy network-manager? If so,
please try the new wpasupplicant package provided at test
http://ppa.launchpad.net/asac/ubuntu/pool/main/w/wpasupplicant/ and let
us know if it changes anything for you.
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[Expired for network-manager (Ubuntu) because there has been no activity
for 60 days.]
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My additions to this bug are posted here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-
source-2.6.20/+bug/103002
(I'm not sure if it is proper to link or if I should repost all that info here.)
I'm also bcm43 having the issue where problems occur with multiple APs. I have
found that using
Perhaps the problem has to do with attempting to connect to an unencrypted
network after
being connected to (or attempting to connect to) an encrypted network; perhaps
network-manager tries to connect to the insecure access point using
encryption (?).
I have the same experience. Had to
** Description changed:
(I (Chris Wagner) have hijacked this bug report to make it a place to
gather my findings and those of others, with regard to problems we've
had in connecting to unencrypted wireless access points using network-
manager.)
So far, my experience is a mixed bag.
May I ask what more information is needed to proceed with this bug? I
certainly can help to provide the required information as I constantly
experinencing this problem and know several places where the mentioned
circumstances exists to produce the symptoms.
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I'm beginning to think that there may be more than one issue/bug that I
am seeing. One of them is almost certainly not even related to network-
manager; the other may be:
1) Often-times I will begin to see some log entries like these:
Jun 10 23:28:47 bethany-laptop kernel: [21350.32]
I experience the 2nd problem you mentioned except I use ndiswrapper. My
chipset is bcm43xx. I am able to connect to wireless networks when this
problem arises with network manager by command line (ifdown eth1 ifup
eth1). This is why I think it's a problem with network manager. But,
seeing your
On Mon, 2007-06-11 at 21:59 +, Mark Tolmacs wrote:
But, seeing your comments and modifications to this bug I beginning to wonder
if we talking about the same bug.
Yes, it's really tough to tell. There seem to be so many issues with
WiFi, and Broadcom-based chipsets in particular, that it's
OK this is what I found. When I am at a coffee shop with no encryption
and encrypted networks nearby, I cannot connect to the coffee shops
unencrypted signal. But If I try to connect to one of the encrypted
networks, type in an incorrect password, I get rejected and
Networkmanager stop trying to
This is one of those Me too statements.
I've got the same problem but with an ipw3945 driver and actual version
of feisty.
Same scenario.
I've no problems connection to an encrypted wireless network.
But after that, I've got the problem connecting to an unencrypted one.
This happens often after
I have this problem using ndiswrapper, although I have observed that I
can connect to unsecure wireless networks if there is only 1 AP
broadcasting on the SSID I'm trying to connect too. When multiple access
points exist, the connection fails. I have attached a syslog of a failed
connection.
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On Wed, 2007-05-16 at 11:19 +, Ryan Zeigler wrote:
I have this problem using ndiswrapper, although I have observed that I
can connect to unsecure wireless networks if there is only 1 AP
broadcasting on the SSID I'm trying to connect too.
This doesn't sound like it is the same problem that
This happens to my Dell Inspiron 6400 too having bcm4318. I also use
ndiswrapper. The symptoms are the exact same. I also attach the syslog file
where Network Manager debug messages indicate that
nm_device_802_11_wireless_set_essid () cannot set the ESSID to ''.
This istallation of Feisty is a
How does this bug relate to bug #42504?
(https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/42504). That
one is for ndiswrapper, but comments report that the fix posted there
work with bcm43xx driver.
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On Wed, 2007-05-02 at 21:46 +, Raul wrote:
How does this bug relate to bug #42504?
(https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/42504).
That bug claims to have a Fix Released. I am still seeing this bug in
Feisty, so it must be another problem. See my discussion towards the
Okay, I did some more playing with it. I've created an annotated
version of the log which should be much easier for you to work with.
** Attachment added: annotated-snippets-from-daemon-log.txt
http://librarian.launchpad.net/7407549/annotated-snippets-from-daemon-log.txt
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...And here's the full daemon.log.
Please let me know what you find out. Thanks!
** Attachment added: daemon.log
http://librarian.launchpad.net/7407636/daemon.log
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Hey Martin. I'll try to get you that information as soon as possible.
Unfortunately, this is actually my girlfriend's laptop that has the
problem, so I'll have to borrow that from her again. (So, it may take a
few days.)
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I am a heavy user of bcm43xx (in the incarnation of Airport Extreme on
an iBook G4), and unencrypted networks have always worked well. However,
I don't use ndiswrapper, but the free driver that comes with the kernel
(so I just need to install the firmware with bcm43xx-fwcutter).
Chris, since you
** Description changed:
- Binary package hint: network-manager-gnome
- (network-manager-gnome? Isn't this more likely to be a general
network-manager problem?)
+ (I (Chris Wagner) have hijacked this bug report to make it a place to
+ gather my findings and those of others, with regard to
My Edgy installation was working just fine with network manager. I have
a bcm43xx card. I just upgraded to Feisty and it seems to be impossible
to let network manager connect. It is an unsecured network and I can't
test a secured network at this moment. I have this problem with both
ndiswrapper
Wait! Everyone: please take a look at
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ndiswrapper/+bug/85468. This
worked for me!
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I'd just like to add that I have the same problem with a ra0 card on
feisty. Worked fine before upgrading from 6.10.
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Oh, and, this has been a problem since Dapper, I believe, and I'm
currently running Feisty, in its present state, where the problem still
exists.
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Speak of the devil - I was just able to connect to a different
unencrypted access point without any problem, using network-manager
(??). Perhaps the problem has to do with attempting to connect to an
unencrypted network after being connected to (or attempting to connect
to) an encrypted network;
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