Hello,
I had a similar issue. Everything seemed to work
fine, until I started searching for wireless networks. If I wasn't able to
connect to a wireless network, I couldn't get the NIC to activate again. I
had to stop NetworkManager, and reactivate my NIC. I upgraded to
NetworkManager-0.3.3-1.cvs20050202.3.1, and
NetworkManger-gnome-0.3.3-1.cvs20050202.3.1and the problem was
resolved. I am now able to switch back to Wired Network, using the
NetworkManager applet.
HP/Compaqnc8000laptopwithIntelPro/Wireless2200BGwirelessiswhatIamusing, with the same kernel, 2.6.10-1.760_FC3
Wireless works fine, as long as I don'tneed to use
encryption. I'm still struggling with this, as our access points at work
are configured with WAP.
Anyone have any success using WAP with FC3, and
NetworkManager?
Regards,
Rob
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networkmanager-list@gnome.orgSubject: Tried and Failed NetworkManager
on Fedora 3
hello,by the article in Redhat magazine I stumbled in and over
NetworkManager. Looks great, if it would work for me. As I'm hooking into
differend networks this looked a great tool. Have installed and started it
without errors and or problems. But then I could not use my wired
link any more. It's the fixed NIC in my Hp OmniBook XE3. if
starting the network manager like # service networkManager
start Setting network
parameters:
[ OK ]Starting NetworkManager
daemon:
[ OK ]starting the $ NetworkManagerInfo
= shows the iconIf I click the icon I can see
wired network, but nothing more then that. My wireless has not been
connected yet. But then I cannot access the network any more, I cannot
find an error messages. if I want to get connected with the network again
I have to stop the NetworkManager service and deactivate/activate my
nic.The nic is configured as :[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# ethtool -i
eth0driver: tulipversion: 1.1.13firmware-version:bus-info:
:00:10.0This is what is installed
:NetworkManager-0.3.3-1.cvs20050119.2.fc3NetworkManager-gnome-0.3.3-1.cvs20050119.2.fc3uname
-r 2.6.10-1.760_FC3What is going on?What can I do to trace
/ fix it?Regards,Rick van
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