Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 10.10's live usb session detected my usb wireless adapter
(Netgear WG111v2) correctly and my network's SSID was among the list of
wirless networks it could find. I chose mine, gave the WPA2 key, it got
connected. Hoping this would continue, I installed the OS onto my
harddisk.
After a couple of reboots, my wireless connection doesn't get
established. Ubuntu continues to detect the wireless adapter rightly,
but asks for the WPA2 key. I give it right and still after trying to
connect for 3 minutes, asks for the key again. This goes on forever, but
never connects.
The *same* issue is there since 8.10, I was not able to connect after
the live session, once the OS is installed onto the hdd. In the live
session, all versions of Ubuntu detects and connect with a right key.
While in a installed session, detects right, but never connects even
with the right key, it says it's incorrect.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Wireless connection doesn't get established even on right key
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/659039
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