I have the WPA network settings (with hidden SSID) saved (I managed to connect with the jaunty's 0.7.1rc4).
I've tried the following: downloaded NetworkManager from their git repo, installed all prerequisites for building, and built and installed the latest version (Sep 21, with commit d548fc9a61c710076a2cf635d725586f091cb6b5 on top) (did not install anything else that they mention on http://projects.gnome.org/NetworkManager/developers/). After stopping the running network-manager, I started nm-applet. This version was trying to connect to the WPA network, but after some time it said disconnected. I stopped nm-applet, rolled back NetworkManager to the commit mentioned in my previous note (June 5, 01a1bafc1d8abee153a8aca0495c77292f4f07e3), built and installed it, and when I started nm-applet it connected automatically (and internet access was all ok). Reseting to a Sep 9 commit (aced7c25c2523b4fce5b33c31556396fce983ec0; build, install, restart) results also in getting connection automatically. Reseting in turn to the commit above the previous (Sep 10, 8d205212dcf67fa0bf4e4730bf8353f65e7059ee; build, install, restart) results in being disconnected after long trying. It's important to note, that I had to run "make clean" before building each time, then I could reproduce the above cases once more (compiled again all scenarios). So I think it's the commit from Sep 10 (8d205212dcf67fa0bf4e4730bf8353f65e7059ee) that has caused this bug. -- network manager applet crash in karmic alpha 6 https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/432856 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
