<quote who="Daniel Bush"> > If it comes to that, there must be a way to disable network manager?
If you configure an interface in /e/n/i, NM will ignore it. This, from my perspective is "just works" for the computer-interested. :-) > I have a shell script for switching between wireless and wired modes > (involving wpa_supplicant etc) on top of the ifup-ifdown-etc/network/ > interfaces stuff. /e/n/i (through scripts in the wpasupplicant package) supports all of that in a really easy-to-use fashion. Check out the README.Debian file in the wpasupplicant package (and man interfaces to see how mapping works). Of course, it's way easier to get NM to do the heavy lifting for you... ;-) - Jeff -- Robot Parade http://www.robotparade.com.au/ m. +61 423 989 818 p. +61 2 9318 0284 f. +61 2 9318 2884 -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ Subscription info and FAQs: http://slug.org.au/faq/mailinglists.html
