Re: wlan hanging on bootup

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Mikkel L. Ellertson wrote:

> Ralph Alvy wrote:
>> Mikkel L. Ellertson wrote:
>> 
>>> Ralph Alvy wrote:
>>>> I notice that FC7 is hanging on boot when it attempts to configure wlan
>>>> interface. I don't have wireless internet here.
>>>>
>>> One way to avoid this is to set "ONBOOT=no" in the configuration for
>>> your wireless interface. There is a checkbox to control this in the
>>> network configuration GUI. You can also set "USERCTL=yes" to let a
>>> normal user bring up the interface.
>>>
>>> Mikkel
>> 
>> Since I can no longer boot Fedora, I need to do this change withot Fedora
>> running. I can boot a different Linux with no problem. What config file
>> would I edit for this?
>> 
> I see from another message that you found the file. For more
> information on the files and their contents, you may want to read:
> 
> /usr/share/doc/initscripts-<version>/sysconfig.txt
> 
> I had not realized that you could not boot at all. I thought you
> were experiencing the timeout delay while it tries to configure the
> interface. When I have experienced this in the past, the machine
> would continue to boot after a delay of up to 2 minutes...
> 
> Mikkel

Ah. I didn't wait an entire 2 minutes. I probably would have booted.


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