| 2008-03-11 18:13:43 |
Omegamormegil |
bug |
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added bug |
| 2008-03-11 18:35:15 |
Omegamormegil |
description |
Binary package hint: network-manager
Running Ubuntu Hardy alpha with all updates as of right now. When attempting to turn off roaming, and configure my wireless network connection manually through the network-manager, I can not get connected. I am able to fill in all the connection information, including my WPA Personal key, and select my SSID from the list, and I can close the network manager successfully. After doing this, the strength meter on my panel becomes a black monitor, which provides me with no connection information - the connection information option in the right click menu is gray. I am not connected to my network.
If I click the network-manager applet, go back to the manual configuration option, and turn Roaming Mode back on in network-manager, and leave network manager, I get my signal strength meter back on my panel and it indicates I am connected to my wireless network at 68%. I have to wait 30 seconds or so before getting an IP address, and actually having access to the internet, but it works (kinda - the only way I have been able to consistently get my wireless connection working is using the Connect to other Wireless Network option provided by the network-manager applet, but that's another bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/201081). |
Binary package hint: network-manager
Running Ubuntu Hardy alpha with all updates as of right now. When attempting to turn off roaming, and configure my wireless network connection manually through the network-manager, I can not get connected. I am able to fill in all the connection information, including my WPA Personal key, and select my SSID from the list, and I can close the network manager successfully. After doing this, the strength meter on my panel becomes a black monitor, which provides me with no connection information - the connection information option in the right click menu is gray. I am not connected to my network.
If I click the network-manager applet, go back to the manual configuration option, and turn Roaming Mode back on in network-manager, and leave network manager, I get my signal strength meter back on my panel and it indicates I am connected to my wireless network at 68%. Even this is inconsistent, but it will let me connect. The only way I can get connected and stay connected is to configure network-manager to use roaming mode, and to restart my computer. After Ubuntu boots up, I fill in my keyring password and it will stay connected. |
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| 2008-03-11 19:05:17 |
Omegamormegil |
description |
Binary package hint: network-manager
Running Ubuntu Hardy alpha with all updates as of right now. When attempting to turn off roaming, and configure my wireless network connection manually through the network-manager, I can not get connected. I am able to fill in all the connection information, including my WPA Personal key, and select my SSID from the list, and I can close the network manager successfully. After doing this, the strength meter on my panel becomes a black monitor, which provides me with no connection information - the connection information option in the right click menu is gray. I am not connected to my network.
If I click the network-manager applet, go back to the manual configuration option, and turn Roaming Mode back on in network-manager, and leave network manager, I get my signal strength meter back on my panel and it indicates I am connected to my wireless network at 68%. Even this is inconsistent, but it will let me connect. The only way I can get connected and stay connected is to configure network-manager to use roaming mode, and to restart my computer. After Ubuntu boots up, I fill in my keyring password and it will stay connected. |
Binary package hint: network-manager
Running Ubuntu Hardy alpha with all updates as of right now. When attempting to turn off roaming, and configure my wireless network connection manually through the network-manager, I can not get connected. I am able to fill in all the connection information: my WPA Personal key, selecting my SSID from the list, and setting my IP address to static. I can close the network manager successfully, and it all appears to have worked - my processor jumps to 100% for a few seconds. After doing this, the signal strength meter on my panel becomes a black monitor, which provides me with no connection information - the connection information option in the right click menu is gray. I am not connected to my network.
If I click the network-manager applet, go back to the manual configuration option, and turn Roaming Mode back on in network-manager, and leave network manager, I get my signal strength meter back on my panel and it indicates I am connected to my wireless network at 68%. Even this is inconsistent, but it will let me connect. The only way I can get connected and stay connected is to configure network-manager to use roaming mode, and to restart my computer. After Ubuntu boots up, I fill in my keyring password and it will stay connected.
This is a regression, as before upgrading to Hardy, this was how I would always connect to my wireless network, to avoid having to fill in my default keyring password every time I start Ubuntu (as is required when using roaming mode). |
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| 2008-03-11 19:05:17 |
Omegamormegil |
title |
Will not connect when manually configuring my wireless connection [Hardy alpha] |
Will not connect when manually configuring my wireless connection [Regression, Hardy alpha] |
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| 2008-03-11 19:08:33 |
Omegamormegil |
description |
Binary package hint: network-manager
Running Ubuntu Hardy alpha with all updates as of right now. When attempting to turn off roaming, and configure my wireless network connection manually through the network-manager, I can not get connected. I am able to fill in all the connection information: my WPA Personal key, selecting my SSID from the list, and setting my IP address to static. I can close the network manager successfully, and it all appears to have worked - my processor jumps to 100% for a few seconds. After doing this, the signal strength meter on my panel becomes a black monitor, which provides me with no connection information - the connection information option in the right click menu is gray. I am not connected to my network.
If I click the network-manager applet, go back to the manual configuration option, and turn Roaming Mode back on in network-manager, and leave network manager, I get my signal strength meter back on my panel and it indicates I am connected to my wireless network at 68%. Even this is inconsistent, but it will let me connect. The only way I can get connected and stay connected is to configure network-manager to use roaming mode, and to restart my computer. After Ubuntu boots up, I fill in my keyring password and it will stay connected.
This is a regression, as before upgrading to Hardy, this was how I would always connect to my wireless network, to avoid having to fill in my default keyring password every time I start Ubuntu (as is required when using roaming mode). |
Binary package hint: network-manager
Running Ubuntu Hardy alpha with all updates as of right now. When attempting to turn off roaming, and configure my wireless network connection manually through the network-manager, I can not get connected. I am able to fill in all the connection information: my WPA Personal key, selecting my SSID from the list, and setting my IP address to static. I can close the network manager successfully, and it all appears to have worked - my processor jumps to 100% for a few seconds. After doing this, the signal strength meter on my panel becomes a black monitor, which provides me with no connection information - the connection information option in the right click menu is gray. I am not connected to my network.
If I click the network-manager applet, go back to the manual configuration option, and turn Roaming Mode back on in network-manager, and leave network manager, I get my signal strength meter back on my panel and it indicates I am connected to my wireless network at 68%. Even this is inconsistent, but it will let me connect (I've entered this as a separate bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/201081). The only way I can get connected and stay connected is to configure network-manager to use roaming mode, and to restart my computer. After Ubuntu boots up, I fill in my keyring password and it will stay connected.
This is a regression, as before upgrading to Hardy, this was how I would always connect to my wireless network, to avoid having to fill in my default keyring password every time I start Ubuntu (as is required when using roaming mode). |
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| 2008-03-11 19:39:44 |
Alexander Sack |
network-manager: status |
New |
Incomplete |
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| 2008-03-25 15:23:41 |
Omegamormegil |
title |
Will not connect when manually configuring my wireless connection [Regression, Hardy alpha] |
Will not connect when manually configuring my wireless connection [Regression] |
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| 2008-04-13 15:30:28 |
Omegamormegil |
marked as duplicate |
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185854 |
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