With this onboard wifi card I have exactly the same problem as reported above even after installation of the restricted STA Broadcom Driver. IT asks for a password, while displaying what appears to be a hex value. Even when I introduce the password it just hangs. No problem with unsecured networks though.
However, I also have a Conceptronic C54RJ USB wireless adapter showing up as an Atheros C54RU in network manager. This has no problem connecting to WPA2 enabled networks.
So the problem appears to be a Broadcomm based problem on my part.
Any ideas as to how to proceed with further diagnostics would be appreciated. "
I am running my Buffalo Router on Channel 6.
It seems to me that this a bug related to specific wifi chips rather than a blanket problem.
I have been having the same problem. However, it appears in my case to be restricted to the internal wifi adapter.
Here is a copy of my recent post on Ubuntu Forums:
"I have the same problem here but the following may help those trying to diagnose it.
Machine - Acer Aspire 4310
OS - Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid upgraded from hardy.
On-Board Wifi - AMBIT Microsystem (Broadcomm) BCM 4311 802.11b/g.
With this onboard wifi card I have exactly the same problem as reported above even after installation of the restricted STA Broadcom Driver. IT asks for a password, while displaying what appears to be a hex value. Even when I introduce the password it just hangs. No problem with unsecured networks though.
However, I also have a Conceptronic C54RJ USB wireless adapter showing up as an Atheros C54RU in network manager. This has no problem connecting to WPA2 enabled networks.
So the problem appears to be a Broadcomm based problem on my part.
Any ideas as to how to proceed with further diagnostics would be appreciated. "
I am running my Buffalo Router on Channel 6.
It seems to me that this a bug related to specific wifi chips rather than a blanket problem.