On 9/17/11 9:15 AM, Timothy Murphy wrote:
> Craig White wrote:
>
>>> This caused NM to modify or create files all over the place,
>>> including deleting everything in /etc/resolv.conf .
>>> This is a habit of NM that I don't understand -
>>> I cannot think of any circumstances where an empty resolv
Craig White wrote:
> seems as if your manual configuration attempts are interfering with the
> GUI since at the point where you left-click on wlan0, it should do the
> equivalent to a iwlist scan command and list the available wireless
> networks (whether AP's or Ad-Hoc) - at least it does for me.
On Sun, 2011-09-18 at 13:36 +0200, Timothy Murphy wrote:
> Craig White wrote:
>
> >> > right click on this [NM] icon to get a list of options.
> ...
> > Sorry, it was a standard (left) click
> > System tray => WLAN interface (widget)
>
> OK, now I'm left clicking on the icon.
> I get a window wit
Craig White wrote:
>> > right click on this [NM] icon to get a list of options.
...
> Sorry, it was a standard (left) click
> System tray => WLAN interface (widget)
OK, now I'm left clicking on the icon.
I get a window with 2 halves, entitled Interfaces and Connections.
I'm connected at the momen
On Sun, 2011-09-18 at 02:17 +0200, Timothy Murphy wrote:
> Craig White wrote:
>
> > right click on this [NM] icon to get a list of options.
>
> I'm right clicking on the icon now.
> It lists 3 items:
> Network Management Settings
> Panel Options
> Remove this Network Management
My netb
, you changed?
>
> >> WiFi on my Thinkpad T60 has stopped working recently.
> >> I'm running Fedora-15/KDE.
> >>
> >> When I hover over the NetworkManager icon in the panel
> >> I read "Disconnected Wireless disabled in software"
>
Craig White wrote:
> right click on this [NM] icon to get a list of options.
I'm right clicking on the icon now.
It lists 3 items:
Network Management Settings
Panel Options
Remove this Network Management
> One of them is likely
> to offer to scan for available wireless networks. It also mi
On Sat, 2011-09-17 at 23:09 +0200, Timothy Murphy wrote:
> Craig White wrote:
>
> >> I have found many times that I am not connected to the internet on my
> >> laptop BECAUSE NM has deleted the entries in /etc/resolv.conf ,
> >> and that when I install the proper entries
> >> (I keep them in /etc/
Timothy Murphy eircom.net> writes:
> ...
> >> Recently, a new nightmare has occurred;
> >> a window comes up called Secret, or something like that,
> >> with a space for a password, in which it is impossible to write.
> >> Admittedly closing the window does not seem to leave matters
> >> any wor
Craig White wrote:
>> I have found many times that I am not connected to the internet on my
>> laptop BECAUSE NM has deleted the entries in /etc/resolv.conf ,
>> and that when I install the proper entries
>> (I keep them in /etc/resolv.conf.opendns for this purpose)
>> I am immediately connected.
On Sat, 2011-09-17 at 15:15 +0200, Timothy Murphy wrote:
> Craig White wrote:
>
> >> This caused NM to modify or create files all over the place,
> >> including deleting everything in /etc/resolv.conf .
> >> This is a habit of NM that I don't understand -
> >> I cannot think of any circumstances w
Timothy Murphy eircom.net> writes:
>
> WiFi on my Thinkpad T60 has stopped working recently.
> I'm running Fedora-15/KDE.
>
> When I hover over the NetworkManager icon in the panel
> I read "Disconnected Wireless disabled in software"
>
> I'm
Craig White wrote:
>> This caused NM to modify or create files all over the place,
>> including deleting everything in /etc/resolv.conf .
>> This is a habit of NM that I don't understand -
>> I cannot think of any circumstances where an empty resolv.conf
>> would be better than one containing some
if anything, you changed?
>
> >> WiFi on my Thinkpad T60 has stopped working recently.
> >> I'm running Fedora-15/KDE.
> >>
> >> When I hover over the NetworkManager icon in the panel
> >> I read "Disconnected Wireless disabled in softwa
Timothy Murphy wrote:
> WiFi on my Thinkpad T60 has stopped working recently.
> I'm running Fedora-15/KDE.
>
> When I hover over the NetworkManager icon in the panel
> I read "Disconnected Wireless disabled in software"
I discovered the cause of the probl
> I'm running Fedora-15/KDE.
>>
>> When I hover over the NetworkManager icon in the panel
>> I read "Disconnected Wireless disabled in software"
I should have said that I discovered the cause of the problem:
NetworkManager had written
"WirelessEnabled=fa
tly.
> I'm running Fedora-15/KDE.
>
> When I hover over the NetworkManager icon in the panel
> I read "Disconnected Wireless disabled in software"
>
> I'm wondering who gives this message,
> and what it means?
>
> My WiFi card is Intel/PRO 3945
WiFi on my Thinkpad T60 has stopped working recently.
I'm running Fedora-15/KDE.
When I hover over the NetworkManager icon in the panel
I read "Disconnected Wireless disabled in software"
I'm wondering who gives this message,
and what it means?
My WiFi card is Intel/PR
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