On 05/04/2015 10:41 AM, Nerijus Baliūnas wrote:
Dan Williams <dcbw@...> writes:
Just FYI - "access point" mode of the NM applet works (in Gnome). But it
would still be nice to have hostapd working.
If you want to use hostapd on the card and the system is running
NetworkManager, you can tell NM to ignore the device through the
"unmanaged-devices" option in NetworkManager.conf. manpages have more
details.
But I don't want NM to ignore the device - I use the wifi card with NM
as a client. But sometimes I'd like to use hostapd directly (as NM
does not allow me to configure AP parameters - channel, wpa number,
AP name and password). It was possible before, but not any more.
That is an applet problem. I use openSUSE 13.2 with a KDE desktop, and the
Connection Manager lets me specify everything in your list but perhaps the WPA
level, but why would you want to use anything less secure than WPA2?
You need to complain to your distro if they have a regression in the NM applet.
Larry
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