Re: Activating wireless card at boot

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On Sat, 2005-02-05 at 13:01, jim lawrence wrote:

> > But like the OP on this thread, what is keeping the wireless interface
> > from starting and connecting at boot time?
> > 
> If Network Manager is running, then it will keep you from using the
> wireless-tools
> opena  terminal as root
> service NetworkManager stop 
> 
> then try the wireless tools.

Actually that is where I started.   had to enable and start
NetworkManager per your excellent instructions in order to get a
connection to the AP.  

Best I could tell the system saw the card and I was able to issue
various commands such as iwlist scan and it reported the APs in this
area.  But I was never able to get a connection to the AP.  I kept
getting that generic error about no link and to check the cable
connection.


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