On Tue, Jul 18, 2006 at 02:28:44AM -0000, Michel Lesoinne wrote:
> Still as soon as NetworkManager starts it gets the wifi in a weird state
> and never connects. I have to kill NetworkManager, unload the modules
> and reload them to be able to connect manually. Soren, do you have a
> package of what you did that I can install?
IMPORTANT: For these packages to work, you need to have the
linux-restricted-modules installed and NOT be using the madwifi-ng
drivers from SVN as there are naming differences.
On Tue, Jul 18, 2006 at 02:28:44AM -0000, Michel Lesoinne wrote:
> Still as soon as NetworkManager starts it gets the wifi in a weird state
> and never connects. I have to kill NetworkManager, unload the modules
> and reload them to be able to connect manually. Soren, do you have a
> package of what you did that I can install?
Yes. It can be found here: www.linux2go. dk/ubuntu/ pool/main/ m/madwifi- ng-default/ madwifi- ng-default_ 1.0_all. deb
http://
also, the patched wpasupplicant and NetworkManager: www.linux2go. dk/ubuntu/ pool/main/ n/network- manager/ network- manager_ 0.6.2-0ubuntu7l inux2go2_ i386.deb www.linux2go. dk/ubuntu/ pool/main/ w/wpasupplicant /wpasupplicant_ 0.4.8-3ubuntu1. 1linux2go1_ i386.deb
http://
http://
the really easy way is to add:
deb http:// www.linux2go. dk/ubuntu dapper main
to your sources.list and run:
$ sudo apt-get install madwifi-ng-default wpasupplicant network-manager
IMPORTANT: For these packages to work, you need to have the d-modules installed and NOT be using the madwifi-ng
linux-restricte
drivers from SVN as there are naming differences.
Cheers!