Hi David On Sat, 2010-09-25 at 13:40 -0400, Ward, David - 0663 - MITLL wrote: > I have a Dell Latitude E6500 that came with an Intel WiMAX/WiFi Link > 5150. Under Windows 7 x64, I am able to connect to CLEAR Boston > without any issue. However I have not been able to connect at all > under Linux yet. I am using the latest versions of the i2400m driver, > firmware, and the userspace components (obtained from git). > > I first tried to get this working with RHEL 6 x86_64 (which we will use > at work); this involved patching its kernel 2.6.32-44.2.el6.x86_64 to > update the i2400m driver to version 1.5. However each time I tried to > connect, wimaxcu returned "Connection failure". Now I am trying to > even get this working under Fedora 14-Alpha i686, which is 32-bit and > already comes with kernel 2.6.35.4-28.fc14.i686.PAE -- but I am having > the same issue. > > Below I am including information that I hope is relevant to identifying > the problem. I increased the debug output per website FAQ 6.4. > Please let me know what additional information I can provide. Thanks > in advance for your help. Thanks for the detailed report -- can't find any culprit anyway, so let's bump up the debug levels and try again. Could you please do as mentioned in http://linuxwimax.org/FAQ#head-a74e08c51657082ee6d78273de4eecb10dca553d and then kill the daemon and clean the log files and restart it and try to connect again? when it fails, kill the daemon again and send me the logfiles, please: $ killall -9 wimaxd $ rm -f /var/log/wimax/* $ wimaxd -i wmx0 -b $ wimaxcu ron $ wimaxcu connect network 2 <=== make sure you use 'network' ... when it fails $ killall -9 wimaxd pack all the /var/log/wimax/* files and send them over. Thanks!
