*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 74672 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/74672
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 74672
ESSID gets truncated
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Sees wireless networks but wont connect
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You received this bug notification because you are
After trying to connect to the network I check dmesg again.
At the end of the report this is what is says:
rtl8180: Setting SW wep key
[108895.912000] rtl8180: Bringing up iface
[108896.12] rtl8180: Card successfully reset
[108897.012000] ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP): wlan0: link is not ready
It
That did it. Thank you.
On 3/31/07, Brian Murray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looking in your dmesg log it appears that it is attempting to connect to
the wrong ESSID - Linking with UVSC-Wireles. As you can see an 's' is
getting truncated. Please add an extra character to the ESSID name to
Looking in your dmesg log it appears that it is attempting to connect to
the wrong ESSID - Linking with UVSC-Wireles. As you can see an 's' is
getting truncated. Please add an extra character to the ESSID name to
see if that resolves the issue. This may be the same bug as bug 74672.
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Sorry this didn't get up last night, I just responded through e-mail and
attatched them, but I guess you can't do that.
** Attachment added: interfaces file for school network
http://librarian.launchpad.net/7056237/interfaces-school
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The only thing different between the two is the wlan0 info, essid and the
pass code. WIth edgy I had no problems doing it this way, since it wouldn't
remember multiple locations for the wireless network. Network manager is
now showing the network under available networks, but when I click on it
** Attachment added: interfaces file for home network
http://librarian.launchpad.net/7056234/interfaces-home
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My point is that network manager will _not_ manage your interface if it
is configured more than what I showed earlier. Network manager via
gnome-keyring will remember the network information you have in both of
your interfaces files.
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I copied the default interfaces file back and it didn't help. Should I try
it with just the eth0 like you stated earlier, rr does it need each device
there? I only have 2 eht0 for the wired, and wlan0 for the wireless but the
default file has a bunch of eths.
They are all now set like:
auto
I just tried again at my home network with the default interfaces
file(attached). When I plug in the wired network I get the little icon
with two dots and the blue thing circling the front dot is green and the
back dot is blue. When I try to connect with the wireless I get the
same thing except
Here is the lspci -vvnn out put.
** Attachment added: lspci -vvnn log file
http://librarian.launchpad.net/7042576/lspci-vvnn.log
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Here is the dmesg out put.
** Attachment added: dmesg.log
http://librarian.launchpad.net/7042574/dmesg.log
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This is my 2-cent workaround, in case you have the same problem I do.
My Acer Ferrari never finds the wireless on bootup. Somehow it always looks for
the last IP address rather than a new one.
So, I just open the wireless icon in the top right-hand corner and re-click on
the wireless network I
When I click on the network it tries to connect and after a while it says
that it failed to connect to the network. I have tried with 3 different
networks, the one at school, it has a hidden essid and mac address filtering
but no other security. One at home that has a hidden essid, mac address
Thanks for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make Ubuntu
better. Could you please add the contents of your
'/etc/network/interfaces' file? Thanks in advance.
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Assignee: (unassigned) = Brian Murray
Status: Unconfirmed = Needs Info
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I have two files, one for home, and one for school. I'll attatch both.
I haven't found another reliable way to be able to connect to the network at
school and the network at home, that was on edgy, since fiesty wont connect
at all.
On 3/29/07, Brian Murray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for
I take your statement to mean that you have two
'/etc/network/interfaces' files. If that is the case and there is
information statically configured in them for your network interface
this will not work with network manager. For network manager to manage
your interface there should only be lines
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