Emilio Scalise <emisca <at> email.it> writes: > Do the scripts call ifdown at suspend time? yes > If you call ifdown, wpa_supplicant process is killed? yes
Now, after two yeses, it looks strange, but still it doesn't work without killall and explicit start. Worse, sometimes I have to ifdown/ifup eth1 by hand after resume. > To control wpa settings from gnome you could try network-manager, but I > don't personally like it too much. I used network-manager, and it worked well with suspend, but it seemed to me it started only after user log-on in Gnome (ie no network without X11). Also, it asked for password to unlock the keyring. And I was too lazy to install additional programs that make it use the password of the current user. Are these issues resolved in Feisty? > I prefer use wpa_supplicant in > roaming mode. See /usr/share/doc/wpasupplicant/README.modes.gz for an > howto (it's the third section). Thanks for info! Dmitri -- laptop-testing-team mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/laptop-testing-team
