Mark Haney wrote: >> Also it might be worth trying "iwlist scan" as root. >> And wifi-radar is sometimes helpful. > The problem I have isn't logging anything in syslog. iwlist scan works, > I can see my AP just fine. I just can't get the card to connect to it. > I know the AP is fine since my laptop connects fine. I know the card > in the box works since the XP boot on that box can connect just fine. If "iwlist scan" sees your AP, that is 90% of the way. This implies the card and driver are working. Also, if "iwlist scan" works I would definitely try NM, since that will probably see the AP too. How exactly is the AP set up? Is it using dhcp? I shouldn't ask this, but do you have Windows on your computer? If so, does Windows connect with the AP? You say there are no messages in syslog, which I assume is sent to /var/log/messages. I would have thought there must be something there, if iwlist scan works. (There should be something in /var/log/dmesg as well.) Might be worth switching SELinux off, if it is on. (Better, switch to permissive.) -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
