I just Installed opensuse 10.2 on a new HP Pavilion DV6000 laptop.
intel duo core CPU
intel wireless network
intel graphics
I'm seeing a disparity between gnome and kde functionality -
#1 - wireless connections via network manager: In gnome, I can connect to the
secure wireless networks in my ho
On Monday 05 February 2007 04:20, J Sloan said:
> #1 - wireless connections via network manager: In gnome, I can connect to
> the secure wireless networks in my house, but with kde network manager I
> can't connect to either of them. The gnome applet allows me to choose all
> the correct parameters
Will Stephenson wrote:
> On Monday 05 February 2007 04:20, J Sloan said:
>> #1 - wireless connections via network manager: In gnome, I can connect to
>> the secure wireless networks in my house, but with kde network manager I
>> can't connect to either of them. The gnome applet allows me to choos
On Tuesday 06 February 2007 07:48, J Sloan said:
> Actually, I was able, after several trials, to get knetworkmanager to
> connect to the wireless access points. I had to make some guesses (for
> instance, where kde says "40 bit key" it really means 64 bits) and it was
> less intuitive than the gno
On Tuesday 06 February 2007, Will Stephenson wrote:
> On Tuesday 06 February 2007 07:48, J Sloan said:
> > Actually, I was able, after several trials, to get knetworkmanager to
> > connect to the wireless access points. I had to make some guesses (for
> > instance, where kde says "40 bit key" it re
Will Stephenson wrote:
> On Tuesday 06 February 2007 07:48, J Sloan said:
>
>> Actually, I was able, after several trials, to get knetworkmanager to
>> connect to the wireless access points. I had to make some guesses (for
>> instance, where kde says "40 bit key" it really means 64 bits) and i
J Sloan wrote:
>
> Will Stephenson wrote:
>> ...
>
>>> #3 - display problems - Despite the fact that this is an intel 945 graphics
>>> chipset with 100% FOSS drivers, I can't get anything more than 1024x768
>>> resolution, although it's capable of 1440x900. Any attempt to set a higher
>>> resolut
