Stanton Finley wrote:
On Fri, 2006-01-27 at 20:40 -0500, Pete Graner wrote:
You need to lower the rate:
iwconfig eth1 rate 11M
Works for me...
Pete
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Thanks for the suggestion Pete, but unless I'm doing something stupid,
(which is not uncommon), no joy. I've tried with and without WEP
encryption, different rates, Managed and Auto, DHCP and fixed IP, but
from the kernel logs it seems to be a problem with associating and
authenticating. I've been combing the threads at
http://lists.berlios.de/pipermail/bcm43xx-dev/ looking for a clue.
Perhaps a future kernel with a future softmac or dscape stack will fix
this.
Stanton Finley
http://stanton-finley.net/
I've had varying degrees of success with different access points. At
home I have a Linksys WRT54G and it works with WEP. At work I can't get
it to work at all, I beleve we use Cisco APs but I'm not sure. I got it
to work at Phildelphia Airport last week, but not at BWI...
I've also noticed that the Network Manager drop down that lists all of
the available networks isn't the same between wireless cards.
I have a Cisco 350 PCMCIA card and I'll plug it into the same notebook.
When I click on Network Manager I see both wireless cards but the Cisco
card has 2 "other" APs that the BCM driver isn't seeing.
Also Network Manger shows zero (0) signal bars on the applet, but when
clicking on the applet shows me that the the AP I'm associated to is at
100%...
I'm going to update to the new Network Manager with WPA today and see if
any of these "just go away". If not I guss BZ here I come....
Pete
Hmm... still a young driver...
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Pete Graner email: <pgraner@xxxxxxxxxx>
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