Your very first step is to Google and find a website that can tell you
how to set up a wireless access point and resolve connectivity problems.
You can also find a number of excellent books to read, also devoted to
wireless access. Google is your friend. I think those other websites and
other books can offer you a lot of help if you will have the patience to
read them and work through the advice they offer.
Another friend is researching old mailing list emails. I don't delete my
old emails. They are much too valuable. I save them and then search my
email folders when a problem hits to see who had my issue. Someone,
somewhere, had the same issue and dealt with it effectively.
Go Google...
Bob
On 07/25/2009 04:22 PM, Kevin Kempter wrote:
good point(s). Any thoughts on trying to debug this?
You are not giving any useful information here to help resolve the
problem. What you are doing is just blaming NetWorkManager and asking if
drastic solutions fit the unstated problem. The problem may not be
NetworkManager, but something quite different.
I never have a connectivity problem with NetWorkManager in Fedora 11
x86_64 on a Dell Latitude E6400 laptop. I've done nothing special. I
just wireless away and surf to my heart's content. If I need to do heavy
downloads I connect a cable and download away. Works smooth as you could
want.
I have noted that people using Microsoft Windows software drivers have
problems with some Intel wireless adapters such as the Wireless 5300 a/g/n.
or
in environments where there are numerous access points with the ssid
"linksys". So what I'm saying is, look into resolving possible
connectivity issues that may have little or nothing to do with
NetWorkManager.
Bob Cochran
On 07/25/2009 03:04 PM, Kevin Kempter wrote:
Hi all;
since the last networkManager update I've been having increasing lockups.
It's now at the point where more often than not I boot my machine (Dell
M6400 running Fedora 10 x86_64), login and within a minute or two the
machine locks up and shuts off.
The only way I can work now for more than a few minutes is to disable
wireless in networkManager.
I need to fix this today, I'm thinking about one of the following (which
are all ugly, time consuming options):
1) backup my data and install Fedora 11
2) backup my data and install Kubuntu
3) somehow fix nm so I can once again use wireless?
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance...
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