On Fri, 2010-11-26 at 23:42 +0300, Lockywolf __ wrote: > i have newest releases of driver(kernel 2.6.36.1), firmware, tools, > manager and wpa_supplicant(patched) > from linuxwimax.org > > Slackware 13.1 > > I cannot connect to the network. > > root at netbook:/var/log/wimax# wimaxcu connect network 41 > In Manual Scan and Manual Connect Mode > Trying to find the networks ... > Scanning 80% Done ======- > Network found. > NSP : Yota > ID : 21 > Signal : Good > RSSI : -70 dBm > CINR : 11 dB > Network Type: Home Network > Activated. > > Network found. > NSP : COMSTAR > ID : 41 > Signal : Fair > RSSI : -75 dBm > CINR : 4 dB > Network Type: Home Network > Activated. > > Scanning operation completed. > Connecting to COMSTAR Network... > Connection failure > root at netbook:/var/log/wimax# wimaxcu connect network 21 > In Manual Scan and Manual Connect Mode > Trying to find the networks ... > Scanning 80% Done ======- > Network found. > NSP : Yota > ID : 21 > Signal : Good > RSSI : -69 dBm > CINR : 11 dB > Network Type: Home Network > Activated. > > Network found. > NSP : COMSTAR > ID : 41 > Signal : Poor > RSSI : -85 dBm > CINR : 0 dB > Network Type: Home Network > Activated. > > Scanning operation completed. > Connecting to Yota Network... > Connection failure > > I can't connect to any of the networks. > > Logs attached. > > > Where to dig? I dislike the logs this thing produces :/ Anyway, around 19:21:31, the supplicant suddenly stops processing requests; I wonder what is going on. Comstar, the way you have it scanned, won't probably work, -85 dBm is too low. But Yota should work. However, it might be using the Yota credentials for Comstar -- I can't tell because your log file is mixed. Could you re-run this cleaning logs in between runs? $ killall -9 wimaxd $ rm -f /var/log/wimax/* $ wimaxd -i wmx0 -d # in the foreground $ wimaxcu connect network 21 $ killall -9 wimaxd Post the files in /var/log/wimax and also whatever wimaxd is printing in the console? Thanks,
