On 12/10/2011 04:28 AM, 馬小布 wrote:
I don't understand what the meaning of doing this strictly from
command line .
I was just assuming since you were trying to manage your networks from
the CLI with 'service network restart'.
Only thing I would suggest is to revert your changes (put back
NM_CONTROLLED) and make sure your wireless is enabled from the GUI.
Right click NetworkManager and see if Wireless is checked.
I would also check to make sure you don't have any bogus routes setup in
your configuration.
Also trying RHEL6.2, since it was released last week, would be a nice
fresh start but other than what we have tried, it should "just work"
from an install.
Good luck!
~rp
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