2009/1/30 Hal Murray <hmur...@megapathdsl.net>: >> What is 1352? joyride-1352? Ticket 1352? > > Sorry, I didn't keep good notes. The real filename was very long so I > renamed it to something reasonable, or at least it seemed reasonable at the > time. It's joyride or whatever rather than a ticket. > > I think it came from a URL in a recent message to devel, probably early in > this subject/thread. My quick attempts at tracking it down didn't get > anywhere. I've got the MD5 file so we should be able to find it if it's > worth the effort.
I still don't understand which version you are comparing to. Can't you just go to the control panel and check? > My current setup works if I wait a while after booting, then poke the icon > for my AP. (There is a Connect choice, but no others. Just poking the icon > without waiting for the menu does the right thing.) > > That's after running Wpa.sh which I got (ages ago) from ??? which writes > some stuff to /home/olpc/.sugar/default/nm/networks.cfg What is wpa.sh and why do you have to use it? You do know that the OS supports WPA out-of-the-box (although unreliable with some APs), right? Other questions that it would be useful to know the answer to: Did you wait sufficiently long enough (perhaps as long as 5 minutes) for the XO to check mesh channels for school servers before consulting the history of infrastructure networks? Is the AP is marked as a favourite when it appears on the network view? It should have a star against the circular icon. Thanks, Daniel _______________________________________________ Devel mailing list Devel@lists.laptop.org http://lists.laptop.org/listinfo/devel
