Problems with network-admin and wireless after upgrade
Pastor JW
pastor_jw at the-inner-circle.org
Tue May 27 14:52:15 UTC 2008
On Tuesday 27 May 2008 07:30:38 am techlists at comcast.net wrote:
> I was running 7.10 and did an online upgrade to the latest version (8.04?).
>
> After doing the upgrade, the network admin tool no longer lists available
> wireless networks; I have to know the specific name of the SSID I want to
> connect to, and the SSID has to be entered case specific; i.e. if I'm in
> Panera Bread, I have to know that the SSID is spelled PANERA and not
> panera.
>
> Also, for my network at home, the network admin tool no longer remembers my
> WAP key; every time I reboot the computer, I have to re-enter the WAP key,
> even if I haven't connected to any other networks in the meantime.
>
> I didn't have problems with any of this when running 7.10.
>
> The laptop is a Dell 650m, and the wireless card is an Intel 3945 mini-pci.
>
> Any suggestions?
Which kernel? I found the one in yesterday's update (2.6.24.17.19) did not
let me have wireless. I run the Intel 3945 chip too but the laptop is a Dell
1525n. I have to boot the previous kernel (2.6.24.16.18) for sound and
wireless to work. I could not get network manager to function either with
the new kernel, even with manually inserting the information.
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