Looks like a patch that could go upstream too. if nl80211 reports no
capabilities then try wext. and considering your list (appreciate your
research here), it seems a good option. only recently nm added support
for the nl80211 interface, so perhaps they are a bit ahead of the kernel
in this respect
patch seems to work. thanks for that.
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Title:
ipw2200 driver doesn't report any capabilities or wireless properties
usin
sorry that should have been an attachment. my brain is totally non
functional today.
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Title:
ipw2200 driver doesn't report
some compile errors with that patch. drvinfo.driver is a char[32] and
brackets are mismatched.
wifi-utils.c: In function 'wifi_utils_init':
wifi-utils.c:76:17: error: incompatible types when assigning to type 'char[32]'
from type 'void *'
wifi-utils.c:85:3: error: expected ')' before 'ret'
wifi-u
note for those with the problem of not being able to connect to a wpa
network on ipw2200 - I have put some packages on my a ppa -
https://launchpad.net/~jools/+archive/ipw2200 that use wext instead of
the nl80211 interface working around the problem. Would be nice if
network manager could have a qu
Sorry a misunderstanding then. When I posted in #49 I was referring
earlier to the kernel not returning correct information about the
hardware - then you referenced some patches and I assumed you meant they
were a workaround (hence the comment about not having to git bisect).
Ill debug it in the ke
I built network-manager/network-manager-gnome packages with those
patches in, and I am still unable to connect to my wpa network (my
wireless network is disabled in the menu).
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aah, a fix in nm rather than a kernel fix. I'll give it a try thanks.
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Title:
[ipw2200] nm-applet crashed with SIGABRT in
excellent news - do you have any reference/commit id for the fix ? saves
me git bisecting to try and locate at what point it broke, which I was
considering doing this week.
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I realise that fixing it in nm is the wrong way of course. sorry for my
previous message if it sounded unappreciative. Thanks for the work with
this issue so far.
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I have unfortunately little faith after a major issue I reported before
natty release, which the fix was relatively simple, was never done, and
is still broken and will remain so until natty is out of support, and
then closed, yet be broken for all users who ever tried natty :/
that's completely u
since this device does support wpa, isn't a quick workaround to override
what is returned until it is fixed in the kernel ? otherwise.
Considering precise release date, this needs to be fixed else
networkmanager is useless for anyone with one of these cards.
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Philipp: that is how it has been for me recently. it shows my wireless
but I am unable to select it. Manually creating it works. Choosing to
connect to a hidden network crashes.
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log : note the additional errors caused when choosing the addons menu.
-- Exception object --
+ QueryInterface (function) 3 lines
+ message (string) 'Component returned failure code: 0x80570016
(NS_ERROR_XPC_GS_RETURNED_FAILURE) [nsIJSCID.getService]'
+ result (number) 2153185302
+ name (string)
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 933951 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/933951
How did you disable the messaging menu extension? the addons settings
window doesn't work here either.
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How did you disable the messaging menu extension? the addons settings
window doesn't work here either. (i commented on the duplicate by
accident sorry).
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