Hi all,
I have just installed Ubuntu 8.04 on my Toshiba notebook and I can say that
this bug doesn't exist.
Now (with Ubuntu 8.04), wifi works fine.
Regards.
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nm-applet (network manager) - don't remember settings when SSID contains some
'uncommon' characters
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/
Hi Alexander,
if you ask me I can say that I have not installed hardy beta on my laptop yet.
Now, I am using windows on my lapotop (it's shame for me ;) but I have no
problems with wifi on windows :( ).
Maybe dnquark tested hardy on his laptop?
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nm-applet (network manager) - don't remember se
Paul, I think that everything I described earlier (with kind of characters used
in ssid) is still true and this is still a problem.
Therefore I think, that previous status "confirmed" was ok.
Second problem (last post) which I noticed is, that password can't be
changed to the other password, beca
Paul, I thought that after changing ssid to shorter name, without strange
characters, everything will be ok but I was wrong :(
When I only changed password to the new one, after reboot wifi didn't work too
:(
I have no idea what is wrong.
I tried to delete all old keys in keyring-manager and all
I tested many settings with WPA2 on my fresh Ubuntu installation and I
noticed that probably problem is in SSID name.
For example I had problem when I used this SSID:
sM&jK,*.$:")X'Z{c;/[EMAIL PROTECTED](!S6+R-QLt
(it's not a joke :) this is for test only)
With this SSID WiFi works fine only to
I also confirm this bug on Toshiba Satelite A75-S206 (ATI Radeon
Mobility 9000).
Workaround is similar to solutions described above:
1. Modify file: "/etc/usplash.conf" to 1280x800
2. Run: sudo update-initramfs -u -k `uname -r`
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Black screen, and bad usplash.conf
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bug
Thank you Gareth for your help but your solution doesn't work for me :(
I tested it in fresh installation Ubuntu. I had only two entries in my keyring
manager: "login" and "session" and I deleted, like you said, only "login" entry.
When I restarted my laptop I didn't see any request for wireless d
Public bug reported:
I use Ubuntu 7.10 GutsyGibbon.
I want to connect to wireless network (WPA2, pass, hidden SSID) and I use
option "nm-applet (network manager) -> Connect to other wirless network" for it.
I set SSID, pass, and encryption. Next I click on the connect button.
Everything is OK, Wi
