[PATCH] Tiny Core Linux support patch

Hi, I am the maintainer of GNOME and NetworkManager packages at Tiny Core Linux. This is the patch to add NetworkManager support for Tiny Core Linux. Regards, Sercan Arslan === diff -raupN NetworkManager_orig/configure.ac NetworkManage

Re: Different permissions for different network interfaces

2010/7/7 > Hi all, > > I have a problem with ubuntu 10.04 LTS and the Network Manager. > As per default Network Manager is working fine and doesn't make any > trouble. > > My customer has the requirement that the default network interface > (connected to public LAN) must be protected and it shoul

Re: nm_ap_get_strength question

Bastien, thanks for your answer. I've seen the code and read the "wireless_stats_to_percent" method. The thing is that I'm asking about the "nm_ap_get_strength" method, that seems not to be linked with the aforementioned method. At least I've tracked the file where it comes from (NetworkManagerAP

Timestamp on autoconnection

Hi, I've been running some tests on the autoconnection feature of NM. I was wondering when did the timestamp for each connection gets updated. I've been monitoring the connections.cfg file while being connected to different AP but the timestamp field never gets changed. Is this what it is supposed

Re: nm_ap_get_strength question

On Wed, 2010-07-07 at 10:12 -0300, Franco Miceli wrote: > I have a question about the method nm_ap_get_strength. The method > reports values of 88 - 90 for signal levels of -50 dBm (as reported by > iwlist sc). > My question is, what does strength report? A "percentage" of strength. > A quality

nm_ap_get_strength question

I have a question about the method nm_ap_get_strength. The method reports values of 88 - 90 for signal levels of -50 dBm (as reported by iwlist sc). My question is, what does strength report? A quality measurement? If so, what is the math behind its calculation? The reason I'm asking this is becau

Different permissions for different network interfaces

Hi all, I have a problem with ubuntu 10.04 LTS and the Network Manager. As per default Network Manager is working fine and doesn't make any trouble. My customer has the requirement that the default network interface (connected to public LAN) must be protected and it should not be able to change a

how network-manager chose connection?

Hello everybody, I'm just coming from forum.ubuntu-fr.org (topic : http://forum.ubuntu-fr.org/viewtopic.php?pid=3589852#p3589852 for french users) and the suggest me to ask my question here. I explain my problem : I'm using ubuntu 10.04 and I have 3 way to connect to internet : one though a netwo