I had something similar. In my case, having both the wired and the
wireless active caused the problem. the "solution" was:
a) use the traditional ifup/ifdown method instead of (K)NetworkManager
(the latter one has never worked for me ....)
b) explicitly disable the wireless (e.g. ifdown wlan0; ifup eth0) when
using the wired connection, and explicitly disable the wired when using
the wireless,
(e.g. ifdown eth0; ifup wlan0)
This is not as seamless as it should. But for me it worked at least.
Good luck
Bertwim
Steve Brettell wrote:
> I am running Jaunty Jackalope on a Toshiba Laptop. In Gnome, I have
> no problem hooking up to my wireless network. In KDE, I can't hook up
> no matter what I try. Wired works just fine, but the inconvenience is
> causing me to not use KDE.
>
> Can anyone suggest a solution to this? I would like to use wireless,
> and I would like it to work as seamlessly as in Gnome.
>
>
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