$quoted_author = "Michael Kedzierski" ;
>
> On 6/9/06, Mary Gardiner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >In other news, installing network-manager-gnome should give you a nice
> >notification area way of managing the thing, assuming you're one of the
> >people (seemingly the vast majority, admittedly) for whom it works.
>
> I installed NetworkManager on my new macbook and it worked great at
> first, picked up wireless and wired flawlessly.
>
> Then after a reboot the wireless stopped working.... then after trying
> to fix that it stopped working altogether even with reboots and
> reinstalls. So for now I've uninstalled it and I'm just using the
> standard tools because they work (for wifi as well).
>
> I'm going to take another look into it this weekend.
i'd be interested to hear how you go.
i'm looking to replace the very manual 'ifscheme' setup i currently have.
the only real issue i have at the moment is that at boot networking takes a
very long time (~5 minutes).
under breezy there was no delay at boot but the wireless (Lucent/Agere
Wavelan) was not initialised until after Gnome had loaded.
cheers
marty
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