Re: FC3 Wireless "Profiles"

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> I've only been at home since posting my initial query. But what I've run into
> even dealing with only a single wireless network is that upon rebooting, the
> NetworkManagerInfo applet just sits there "scanning".
Some cards won't scan with the module shipped; my card needs the
orinoco_cs drivers from cvs to scan properly.
> 
> Unless I actively click on the systray icon and enter a new ESSID and WEP
> info, it just pertutually sits there with its animated radar sweep. Also, It
> doesn't seem to matter if I use a hidden or broadcast ESSID from my WAP. It
> won't "auto-connect" because it seems to have forgotten the settings I
> entered previously.
If scanning is working you should see nearby networks when you click
on the radar icon.
> 
> At this point, I still have to manually enter my wireless network settings
> everytime I reboot because it seems that NetworkManager isn't saving its
> settings. Is there a config file somewhere that's not being written to? Is
> this the way this application is supposed to work? Is there some file
> somewhere where I can enter all my wireless settings manually?
Mine only requires me to enter WEP keys once, I only have to enter an
ESSID if the AP is not broadcasting.
> 
> I'm assuming that NetworkManager is supposed to bring a little more
> convenience than what I'm encountering right now. Does anyone have any tips
> how I can troubleshoot this further?
 Make sure your card supports scanning (use iwlist - if it won't scan
properly you'll get an error). More information on your wireless card
would also be helpful. Are you using something that is natively
supported or ndiswrapper?
There is also a list devoted to NetworkManager that you might find helpful.

-- 
Bests,
Jon


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