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Ahrg. So I was complaining about NM not displaying any networks when
that umlaut-network I talked about earlier was present. But all that was
just wrong, the real problem seems to be that NM doesn't work on 64-bit
platforms. Is there any fix for it? It really should be going into a
0.6.5.1 version or something so distributions will ship it.

Same seems to go for wpa_supplicant, Debian is shipping 0.6.0 which only
triggers this in the kernel log:

[  787.877417] ioctl32(wpa_supplicant:5846): Unknown cmd fd(3) cmd(00008b32){t:8b;sz:0} arg(ffb58418) on socket:[14569]
[  787.877763] ioctl32(wpa_supplicant:5846): Unknown cmd fd(3) cmd(00008b32){t:8b;sz:0} arg(ffb58418) on socket:[14569]
[  787.877817] ioctl32(wpa_supplicant:5846): Unknown cmd fd(3) cmd(00008b32){t:8b;sz:0} arg(ffb58418) on socket:[14569]
[  795.264145] ioctl32(wpa_supplicant:5846): Unknown cmd fd(3) cmd(00008b32){t:8b;sz:0} arg(ffb58458) on socket:[14569]
[  795.264243] ioctl32(wpa_supplicant:5846): Unknown cmd fd(3) cmd(00008b32){t:8b;sz:0} arg(ffb58458) on socket:[14569]
[  795.264291] ioctl32(wpa_supplicant:5846): Unknown cmd fd(3) cmd(00008b32){t:8b;sz:0} arg(ffb58458) on socket:[14569]

And even the wpa_supplicant git version still seems to parse everything
itself without any 64-bit workarounds as far as I can tell. I keep
building wpa_supplicant for 64-bit just to test... Any chance to finally
get fixes into the stable versions distros are shipping?

Thanks,
johannes

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