Hi all, I met a weird connection problem while using WiMAX service with Intel 6250 under Ubuntu. Suppose my laptop is connected to WiMAX successfully while the signal strength is better than 'Fair', and then I move an area with 'Poor' link status, the connection will be dropped as expected: -------- [2010/09/08 14:05:34] MESSAGE SYSTEM STATE UPDATE ARRIVED System State: Ready Connect Progress Info: Not Applicable SW Radio: On HW Radio: On State Reason: Disconnect - Drop -------- But then I go back where I initialized the connection, I cannot connect to the same NSP anymore even the scanned result is 'Good': -------- Network found. NSP : XXXXXX ID : xxxx Signal : Good RSSI : -73 dBm CINR : 18 dB Network Type: Home Network Activated -------- wimax_monitor always shows "Fail to Connect - EAP Auth" connection error: -------- [2010/09/08 14:20:32] MESSAGE DEVICE STATUS UPDATE ARRIVED Device Status: Connecting Connection Progress: EAP Auth (Device) [2010/09/08 14:20:52] MESSAGE SYSTEM STATE UPDATE ARRIVED System State: Ready Connect Progress Info: Not Applicable SW Radio: On HW Radio: On State Reason: Fail to Connect - EAP Auth -------- However the scenario does not happen under Windows 7. I can connect to the same NSP after my connection is dropped. OS: Ubuntu 10.04 Device: Intel(R) Centrino(R) Advanced-N + WiMAX 6250 Kernel: 2.6.32-24-generic wimaxd: 1.5 wimax-tools: 1.4.3 Driver: obtained from git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/inaky/compat-wimax.git The steps I connect to WiMAX NSP: * # compat-wimax/load.sh * # wimaxd -b * # wimaxcu scan * # wimaxcu connect network NSP Does anyone have the same problem or the solution of this? Thanks, Anderson Fang -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.linuxwimax.org/pipermail/wimax/attachments/20100910/2e35d55d/attachment.html>
