On Wed, Jul 07, 2010 at 14:30:00 -0700, Paul Scott wrote:
On 07/07/2010 02:05 PM, Paul Scott wrote:
On 07/07/2010 01:46 PM, Sven Joachim wrote:
On 2010-07-07 22:17 +0200, Florian Kulzer wrote:
I would kill NetworkManager and test whether your card can associate
with the AP if you set it up directly in /etc/network/interfaces. (Check
the output of"iwconfig eth2").
Stopping network-manager got me an instant association with dhclient. I
didn't need to change /etc/network/interfaces.
Also, try if "iwlist scan eth2" (as root) does list your AP correctly.
It does. (Actually iwlist eth2 scan). Now to figure out why WPA
doesn't always work.
I will also try reinstalling wicd instead of network-manager.
Thanks!!
Paul
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On Mi, 07 iul 10, 16:08:19, Paul Scott wrote:
> >
> >I would kill NetworkManager and test whether your card can associate
> >with the AP if you set it up directly in /etc/network/interfaces. (Check
> >the output of"iwconfig eth2").
>
> Stopping network-manager got me an instant association with
> dhclient. I didn't need to change /etc/network/interfaces.
Do you mean you also had it configured in /etc/network/interfaces? That
would explain the problem...
> >Also, try if "iwlist scan eth2" (as root) does list your AP correctly.
>
> It does. (Actually iwlist eth2 scan). Now to figure out why WPA
> doesn't always work.
>
> I will also try reinstalling wicd instead of network-manager.
Whichever you end up using, don't forget to comment-out any relevant
entry in /etc/network/interfaces otherwise neither of the two will work.
Regards,
Andrei
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I would kill NetworkManager and test whether your card can associate
with the AP if you set it up directly in /etc/network/interfaces. (Check
the output of"iwconfig eth2").
Stopping network-manager got me an instant association with
dhclient. I didn't need to change /etc/network/interfaces.
Do you mean you also had it configured in /etc/network/interfaces? That
would explain the problem...
No, it wasn't. At this point I'm not completely sure how to configure
wireless there. I'm going to check that out now as a backup.
Whichever you end up using, don't forget to comment-out any relevant
entry in /etc/network/interfaces otherwise neither of the two will work.
Thanks,
Paul
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wireless connected was: corrupted firmware-linux-nonfree 0.26
