Bob Copeland wrote:
On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 11:45:18PM +0200, Maxim Levitsky wrote:
I double check that I use right kernel (install it again).
compiled kernel again, and installed it, same results.
Can you confirm that the proper mac address shows up if you do ifconfig
or macchanger -s? I think it's just not associating.
Also can you try specifying the ap again to trigger a probe after
ifconfig up:
$ iwconfig wlan0 ap <your AP's mac address>
Though I did forget about this gem, try this too:
Mystery solved, and sorry for the noise,
short answer is, wpa_supplicant.
My network is WPA2 protected, and I only test against it, and
it takes time to go to AP settings, change encryption to WEP, and not forget
to change it back, etc...
So, wpa_supplicant wasn't aware of new mac, but I remember that WPA uses mac as part
of encryption.
restarting it solved the problem.
I also applied (by hand) your latest patch, so maybe it did help, I'll check without it too.
Best regards,
Maxim Levitsky
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