Re: [gentoo-user] wireless start-up world of pain

Bill, That's an interesting idea. I don't use sudo for anything but this may well be a very good use in my case. Thanks! - Mark On 4/21/05, W.Kenworthy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Use sudo an a desktop icon to run the init script so a user can do it. > I also found that gentoo's wireless set

Re: [gentoo-user] wireless start-up world of pain

Use sudo an a desktop icon to run the init script so a user can do it. I also found that gentoo's wireless setup just does not work when you are moving across a lot of networks, so I ended up bypassing it and doing it manually triggered from the icon (including the /etc/init.d/eth2 start - my wirel

[gentoo-user] wireless start-up world of pain

Hi, Thanks in advance. It seems like I'm writing too many messages here. I apologize. I hope someone can help. I'm in a world of pain struggling with this wireless lan start-up problem. The basic problem (and I'm guessing at this a bit) is that if the wireless NIC doesn't find the router at boot