Re: f16 - Brain dead wireless network manager

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On 01/17/2012 12:52 PM, jdow wrote:
Um, did you hibernate at the hotel and then start it up again when you got
home? If you looked before doing a "find" I can see the information about
the wireless points near the hotel lingering on your system.

No. I don't use either hibernate or sleep, and it was over a month later, after I'd used it several times while connected to my LAN by ethernet. And, in fact, it wasn't at home, which would have been much further away; I tried to connect to WiFi from my room at the VA hospital, but the only active connections there are protected, for internal use only. I had to delete all of the connections and have it search again just to get rid of the phantoms.
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