On 4/18/06, Edwin Whitelaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Punky, > > > > > Tried you config and does exhibit your reboot problem. Do you see > > kernel panic message in the serial console? If not, I think it is > > probably relates to power issues. Check your PSU unit, or check your > > WRAP board if it has 8 capacitors? > The system was ethernet only connected at the time so I couldn't see the > kernel messages. Will connect a console and see. This is a new WRAP > with 8 elcos, an 18v power supply directly connected and only 1 SR5 in > it. I would be surprised if this were power related. It's my > understanding the maximum load really only occurs when the radio is > actually txmitting.? > > Sorry I missed the *not* is the previous mail. It should read "Tried you config and does *not *exhibit your reboot problem."
I don't know why, may be my /etc/network/interfaces is a bit different that you. But I recalled that I have similar problem with earlier madwifi-ng builds. My experience is if I have ifdown a br0 (WDS bridge) and ifup ath0 (ad-hoc), kernel panic asserted. But to get around you problem, you may try to use "up iwconfig ath0 channel" and rate instead of using "wireless-channel" and "wireless-rate". And I also recalled that the sequence for iwconfig rate and channel is a bit tricky, sometimes it will screw you up. -- -- Regards, Punky P U N K N ! X . c o m Technology + Lifestyle (http://www.punknix.com) Voyage Linux (http://www.voyage.hk/software/voyage.html) _______________________________________________ Voyage-linux mailing list [email protected] http://list.voyage.hk/mailman/listinfo/voyage-linux
