* fix hidden networks for chipsets that do not have scan_capa enabled
driver. (LP: #50214, #200950, #203793, #199679). The following
behaviour is now implemented:
* use scan_ssid 1 with AP_SCAN 1 for all scan_capa_ssid drivers
* use scan_ssid 1 with AP_SCAN 1 for all drivers with buggy scan_capa_ssid and buggy ap_scan and explicitly set essid through
wireless extensions to help driver to find bssids of hidden ssid
Drivers with buggy scan_capa_ssid: ipw2200
Drivers with buggy ap_scan 2: iwl3945, iwl4965
* use AP_SCAN 2 for all other drivers and set essid through wireless
extensions forcefully.
- update debian/patches/42b_fix_ap_scan_hidden.patch
- add debian/patches/42b_fix_ap_scan_hidden.patch
- update debian/patches/series
-- Alexander Sack <email address hidden> Fri, 28 Mar 2008 10:38:42 +0100
This bug was fixed in the package network-manager - 0.6.6-0ubuntu4
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network-manager (0.6.6-0ubuntu4) hardy; urgency=low
* fix hidden networks for chipsets that do not have scan_capa enabled
scan_capa_ ssid and buggy ap_scan and explicitly set essid through patches/ 42b_fix_ ap_scan_ hidden. patch patches/ 42b_fix_ ap_scan_ hidden. patch patches/ series
driver. (LP: #50214, #200950, #203793, #199679). The following
behaviour is now implemented:
* use scan_ssid 1 with AP_SCAN 1 for all scan_capa_ssid drivers
* use scan_ssid 1 with AP_SCAN 1 for all drivers with buggy
wireless extensions to help driver to find bssids of hidden ssid
Drivers with buggy scan_capa_ssid: ipw2200
Drivers with buggy ap_scan 2: iwl3945, iwl4965
* use AP_SCAN 2 for all other drivers and set essid through wireless
extensions forcefully.
- update debian/
- add debian/
- update debian/
-- Alexander Sack <email address hidden> Fri, 28 Mar 2008 10:38:42 +0100