Indeed this still happens with NM in Precise. Usually, just restarting
NM is enough, though, no need to reboot the whole machine.
I'm not sure if it's NM's fault or wpa_supplicant's fault. Every time
I've experienced this it has been related to networks protected with
wpa.
** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: Expired => Confirmed
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/943277
Title:
NM cannot change wireless networks
Status in “network-manager” package in Ubuntu:
Confirmed
Bug description:
I have several wireless network available around me and I usually use
one --- let us name it WNET A --- to update Ubuntu as it is the
fastest and then there is another wireless network --- let us call it
WNET B --- that I use to download other stuff as it is slow but has
unlimited data. My problem is that I cannot now move from WNET A to
WNET B; Ubuntu just won't connect to the other wireless network; it
just keeps on sticking to WNET A. I have tried other non-Ubuntu
laptops to connect to WNET A and also to WNET B and they can do it
without any hiccups...
help urgently requested please...
Cheers!
Melq
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