*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 854833 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/854833
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 854833
NetworkManager forgets wireless password
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This bug is affecting my current system, Ubuntu 10.04, as it did with
previous versions.
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Network manager forgets WPA Personal hidden network
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Just adding another report.
I experience this bug on both a Macbook Pro (5,1) and an ASUS eee PC
1000H. I'm running a WPA2 enterprise network with AES+TKIP. The AP is
a WRT54GL running OpenWRT Kamakaze. I will try to post some logs.
It happens multiple times per day. One other interesting
Sorry, one more thing. I have two iPhones on the same WPA2 enterprise
network and they never experience any issues.
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I am experiencing the exact same problem as LanoxxthShaddow. I type in the WPA
password, I can connect, disconnect, reboot all I want and everything is fine.
Then for an unknown reason wireless disconnects and re-prompts for WPA
passphrase.
Karmic 2.6.31-20-generic, Broadcom STA wireless
I gotta say I'm getting tired of Ubuntu doing stuff like this. It may not be
Ubuntu itself, but really, in the past 4 years although there has been great
progress, I feel basic stuff like sound or wireless can still get fucked with a
simple update.
I can search bugs and try stuff to fix it. My
Sorry, as a side note to my rant, I'm experiencing this on Karmic
2.6.31-20-generic, with iwlagn driver for the integrated
Network controller: Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 4965 AG or AGN [Kedron]
Network Connection (rev 61)
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I have a similar problem which is that network manager tends to forget the
wireless password sometimes. Here is what happens:
1. I am connected
2. I suddenly loose connection
3. When I try to reconnect network manager does not react to my click on the
network name, that is, it does not even try
Here is a link from ubuntuforums where several users complain about the exactly
same problem i reported:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1321005
and here is one more:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8348265#post8348265
I would like to request this bug be tagged high priority
Here is my daemon.log, hope someone can pull some usefull information
from it
** Attachment added: daemon.log
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/40233275/daemon.log
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I have Ubuntu 9.10 and I experience the same problem. When I reboot it
works fine but sometimes it disconnects with no obvious reason and then
it asks for a password. Sometimes I choose to right click- disconnect
and then connect again but this doesn't always work. Maybe later I'll
provide some
I was able to get T30 working with WPA2 after upgrading firmware and
blacklisting orinoco drivers. Here is what I did:
I used following site to find the the firmware on Prism 2.5:
http://linux.junsun.net/intersil-prism/
Then in windows, I upgraded the firmware to 1.8.2. I tried to upgrade
in
I am still trying to get connected to wpa personal with no luck.
I have learned that I have a corporation Prism 2.5 with the wavelan Chipset.
With a Hermes Driver 3 orinco_pci and I am running WPA_supplicant
With this information could someone tell me how I can link into WPA
Personal.
Thanks
Having the same issue with T30 with Prism 2.5 Wavelan and trying to
connect to WAP2 Personal.
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Where can I find a web site to be able to down load a new driver so that
I can get WPA Personal working on my computer?
I have the hp pavilian ze5300
This worked under Window XP but not under ubuntu.
I would like to get this working with ubuntu if I can. Please HELP.
Curcuitrider
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Hi Alexander,
I am very new at this Ubuntu and not sure how to perform some of the
tasks that you are asking me to do. Could you let me know how to find
out what chipset/driver I am using. I also am not sure how to attach a
complete syslog nor how to reproduce a connection failure. I am willing
I also ran bash /var/log/syslog and this information came up.
Please take note that I can connect with other wireless networks as long
as they do not use WPA Personal.
timo...@timothy-laptop:~$ /var/log/syslog
bash: /var/log/syslog: Permission denied
timo...@timothy-laptop:~$ bash
this means that its a driver issue. if driver cannot connect NM will ask
you for new passphrase at some point as a last resort measure.
What chipset/driver are you using? please attach complete syslog after
reproducing the connect failure.
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I was not able to find a Chipset/Driver under
System Administration Hardware Driver
In fact there were no drivers under Hardware Drivers at all.
Then I ran: sudo lshw -C network and this came up. I hope this is
what I needed to do for you to help me. Thanks for your help Alexander
Sack.
Thanks Alexander Sack for your suggestion. I have tried that but it
still does not bring up the WPA Personal security. I am using Ubuntu
9.04 with the hp pavilian ze5300 with no changes in the software. I
just updated my computer with Ubuntu 9.04 hoping that would solve my
problem of not being
Network manager forgets WPA Personal network.
This has been my problem ever since I started working with Ubuntu. I
have had this problem with 7.? 8.10 as well as with 9.04. Has any one
found a solution?
I travel full time for a living and find lots of locations where they
give me their pass
as a workaround you can probably make a system connection out of it
(e.g. in connection-editor flag make available to all users).
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I am seeing very similar behavoir. I recently updated to the latest
jaunty packages as I generally do a few times a week. After a reboot,
the wireless connection entry for my hidden SSID WPA2 Personal access
point now refuses to connect. I'm convinced this is a bug somewere as
this has been
I've been seeing the same symptoms with the Jaunty alpha-4 amd64 live-CD
with iwl3945 and a hidden SSID. The encryption on the network is WPA2
TKIP+AES.
I've tried defining a new connection, and setting the details directly
via the Connect to hidden network... option.
When it fails the resulting
I have noticed that this happens more often when I start the laptop on
battery power. It hasn't happened when I run on AC power.
When running on battery power, I also never see the battery information
in the panel. When I restart/log off, I always see a prompt that says
'gnome-power-manager still
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