On 10/22/07, Mary Ellen Foster <mefoster@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Yes, I was trying to use knetworkmanager.
I tried nm-applet last week, and that didn't work for me,
so I gave up on it. But today... IT WORKS! :-)
So... as it stands:
a) I appear to have wireless working now.
b) use 'nm-applet', not 'knetworkmanager'
but...
c) The wireless LED on the laptop no longer shows any network activity.
d) Fn-F2 no longer disables (controls) wireless
e) When I try to use Fn-F2, it is ignored, wireless continues to work,
and /var/log/messages complains with:
Oct 22 12:50:36 fulkol kernel: iwl3945: Radio Frequency Kill Switch is On:
Oct 22 12:50:36 fulkol kernel: Kill switch must be turned off for wireless networking to work.
On 22/10/2007, Fulko Hew <fulko.hew@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> a) when I start NetworkManager(Dispatcher) and KNetworkManager,
> KNetworkManager does not list my wired eth0, and does not list
> any wireless networks.
Are you using knetworkmanager on Rawhide? As far as I know,
knetworkmanager doesn't work with the newest NetworkManager and you
should use nm-applet instead.
Yes, I was trying to use knetworkmanager.
I tried nm-applet last week, and that didn't work for me,
so I gave up on it. But today... IT WORKS! :-)
So... as it stands:
a) I appear to have wireless working now.
b) use 'nm-applet', not 'knetworkmanager'
but...
c) The wireless LED on the laptop no longer shows any network activity.
d) Fn-F2 no longer disables (controls) wireless
e) When I try to use Fn-F2, it is ignored, wireless continues to work,
and /var/log/messages complains with:
Oct 22 12:50:36 fulkol kernel: iwl3945: Radio Frequency Kill Switch is On:
Oct 22 12:50:36 fulkol kernel: Kill switch must be turned off for wireless networking to work.
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