[sorry, hit enter too soon -- as well, I wanted to CC the mailing list for other people's future reference] On Thu, 2009-11-19 at 09:37 -0800, Inaky Perez-Gonzalez wrote: > On Thu, 2009-11-19 at 07:56 -0800, Brandon Dell wrote: > > Hi Inaky, > > > > Attached are the debug files you requested. Thanks for your help. > > > > Also, I thought I should let you know that I am running Linux > > 2.6.29.6(from kernel.org), Wimax Network Service v1.4, and Intel > > Supplicant Binary v1.4 (from linuxwimax.org). I followed the > > installation instructions exactly for the two latter packages. > > Hmmm -- thanks for the log files. Well, wimaxd1.log doesn't show > anything interesting, it is known for not being reporter friendly. So > let's try upping the debug level. > > In /etc/wimax/config.xml, edit and change in > > <Modules>1007812360</Modules> > <Severities>31</Severities> > > the 1003812360 to 2147483648; that should be a hex mask but it is not, I > don't know the reason. > > After that, the same as before > > $ killall -9 wimaxd > $ rm -f /var/log/wimax/* > $ wimaxd > $ sleep 20s > $ wimaxcu status > Also, before running that, try to run: $ wimaxll -i wmx0 rfkill off $ wimaxll -i wmx0 rfkill on if this works, it confirms that the device is doing ok. Thanks,
