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Post subject: Network-Manager can't access WiFi, wpa_supplicant can
 Posted: 29.10.2010, 16:38
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Hey everybody,
I am using an Intel 5100 card with a AVM 7141 WiFi router set on WPA2. Even though I have configured the connection in the NetworkManager, it does not connect. It does in fact not do anything when I click on the connection in the menu. However, configuring the network in wpa-roam.conf, then stopping the Network-Manager via [/etc/init.d/network-manager stop] and executing [ifdown wlan0 && ifup wlan0] gets me connected. As soon as I start the network manager via [/etc/init.d/network-manager start], the connection is lost. (earlier today it sufficed to just disable WiFi in the NetworkManager context menu, but not anymore)
Does anybody know what could cause this? I would really appreciate having all my networking in one place.
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Post subject: RE: Network-Manager can
Posted: 29.10.2010, 18:48
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Joined: 2010-08-26
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Location: Berlin
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please remove networkmanager completely and try to set up with ceni.
greetz
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Post subject: RE: Network-Manager can
Posted: 29.10.2010, 20:45
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Location: Wiesbaden, Germany
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If you use code tags instead of brackets, your post is easier to read though.
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mylo
Linux 3.1-6.slh.1-aptosid-amd64 x86_64[2010-03 Ἀπάτη (201012262151)]
Intel Core2 Duo E6550 @ Cache/Ram 4MB/4GB nVidia G72 7300 nouveau 2*250GB
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Post subject: RE: Network-Manager can
Posted: 30.10.2010, 02:05
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Post subject: RE: Network-Manager can
Posted: 30.10.2010, 15:36
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chmod -x /etc/init.d/network-manager
, however I still would like to get it to work, as this is a notebook and I need to connect to different WiFis with different settings. |
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Post subject: RE: Network-Manager can
Posted: 30.10.2010, 18:06
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Post subject: RE: Network-Manager can
Posted: 30.10.2010, 18:06
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Post subject: RE: Network-Manager can
Posted: 30.10.2010, 18:43
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Posted: 06.11.2010, 13:32
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Hello again,
apparently the problem lies not in the network-manager daemon, but in knetworkmanager. I just installed network-manager-gnome, and it works.
/edit: After playing around a bit I found that knetworkmanager requieres kwalletmanager to be installed. Everything seems to be working now. |
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