Joanmarie Diggs ??: > Hi all. > > Through build 105, my Toshiba Satellite's wireless adapter would connect > and stay connected. With build 106, it pretty regularly flakes out. > Given that build 106 seems to have improved the reliability of > networking on my other boxes (ath and rum drivers), I'm wondering if > it's a wpi driver thang. > > Looking at dmesg, I'm not seeing anything noteworthy preceding the link > going down: > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Feb 6 16:06:01 gumby gnome-session[1427]: [ID 702911 daemon.warning] > EggSMClient-WARNING: Desktop file > '/usr/share/gnome/autostart/desktop-print-management-applet.desktop' has > malformed Icon key 'print-manager.png'(should not include extension) > Feb 6 16:58:36 gumby mac: [ID 486395 kern.info] NOTICE: wpi0 link down > Feb 6 16:58:36 gumby in.routed[475]: [ID 238047 daemon.warning] > interface wpi0 to 192.168.35.102 turned off > Feb 6 16:58:37 gumby wpad[237]: [ID 702911 daemon.notice] Failed to > disable WPA in the driver. > Feb 6 16:58:37 gumby nwamd[43]: [ID 459249 daemon.error] > connect_chosen_lan: connect to 'jdnet' failed on 'wpi0': operation > failed > Hi Joanmarie,
From your dmesg, we can get that when your wpi link went down, nwam could not disable wpa module, so nwam failed to re-connect to network on wpi. Did you use wpi on a heavey data transfer that may cause wpi link going down? ------ Thanks, Felix > Feb 6 16:58:37 gumby nwamd[43]: [ID 200354 daemon.warning] could not > connect to chosen WLAN jdnet on wpi0, going to auto-conf > Feb 6 16:58:45 gumby genunix: [ID 634369 kern.warning] WARNING: > ieee80211_event: door_ki_open(/var/run/wpa_door_wpi0) failed > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > Where should I be looking? What should I be trying? > > Thanks in advance! Take care. > --Joanie > > _______________________________________________ > laptop-discuss mailing list > laptop-discuss at opensolaris.org >
