| 2006-10-10 19:59:34 |
Martin Pitt |
linux-wlan-ng: statusexplanation |
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linux-wlan-ng (0.2.5-2ubuntu1) edgy; urgency=low
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* Merge from debian unstable, resolving minor merging conflicts. Remaining
Ubuntu changes:
- debian/control: Point out that kernel module package is not needed for
Ubuntu.
- debian/linux-wlan-ng-suspend, debian/linux-wlan-ng-resume: ifdown/rmmod
l-w-n devices before suspend and restore the state after resuming.
- debian/linux-wlan-ng.install: Install above two scripts.
- debian/linux-wlan-ng-pre-up, etc/rc.wlan: ieee80211 is the newer name
for p80211.
- debian/linux-wlan-ng.preinst, debian/linux-wlan-ng.postinst: hotplug
transition cleanup.
- debian/linux-wlan-ng-post-down: Do not unload modules to not break
network-manager and to conform to new udev world order.
- debian/rules: Fix bashisms.
- debian/patches/CONF_etc_linux-wlan-ng_rules.dpatch: Create some udev
rules to make l-w-n work with network-manager.
- debian/patches/CONF_etc_Makefile.dpatch: Install udev rules into
appropriate directory.
* New upstream version (UVF Exception granted by Matt Zimmerman):
- Make /e/n/interfaces keywords for WEP compatible with the rest of the
world. Closes: LP#37451
- Fix /etc/wlan/shared to not complain without hotplug. Closes: LP#50138
- Leave default wireless mode to 'auto' instead of 'ad-hoc' to unbreak
configuration with gnome-system-tools. Closes: LP#50224
* Thanks to Tormod Volden for doing the initial merge and triaging the
relevant bugs!
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