I'm sorry, I was mistaken - I am unable to connect when the SSID is
broadcast either so I am likely seeing a different bug, though it looks
the same when the SSID is hidden.
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Well, apparently it's not as fixed as we'd like. I just installed 8.04
beta yesterday on my laptop (previously running 6.06 and connecting to
my non-SSID-broadasting wireless with no trouble), and was unable to
connect. I found this bug report, so I plugged in a cable to the router
and upgraded a
network-manager-0.6.6-0ubuntu5 works at Purdue. Thanks Alex!
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SUCESS !!! the newest release of NM 6.6.ububtu5 seems to work as it
should, I do not see any issues so far.however I am seeing a big
problem with the signal strength. I have placed a repeater 12 inches
away from this client and can only get less than 50% signal strength at
36 to 46 MB connecti
Just want to confirm that the network-manager-0.6.6-0ubuntu5 that now is
released to the repositories WORKS for me. Used it for both WPA1 and
WPA2 secured hidden networks without glitches.
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Alexander,
Ok, got fatal errors at gpg stage of build instructions above, however after
reading what Matt posted in other bug thread about this same issue, I decided
to just ignore the fatal error and continued to next step, step 6 which
installed the package.
the branch above in your build in
Alexander,
sent private email 1 min ago about build patching errors...
Gene
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This bug was fixed in the package network-manager - 0.6.6-0ubuntu5
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* add ath_pci to the has_buggy_apscan_2 drivers which is reported
to fix hidden SSID issues (LP: #208306) - submitted by Steffen Röcker
- update debian/
On Mon, Mar 31, 2008 at 12:28:34PM -, Gene Caldwell wrote:
> I still have suspicions that 256 mb memory is an issue right now with
> current beta status. I'm assuming that basic hardware requirements are
> still the same tho. Pentium class processor and min 256mb memory.
The minimum memory req
Same problems with Ubuntu 8.04 + Macbook first generation with:
02:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg
Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01)
Alex, I can do any patching/debuging you need.
-Luke
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ok, please let me know if there are still issues with any ath_pci
chipset/driver you have access to. IMO, the current branch should do
quite well.
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opps, need to clear up one thing, while my machine runs 7.10 just fine,
I am not saying that this bug did not exist in 7.10, it did.
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Atheros:
Chipset FAILED completely AND crashed NM. NM could not be restarted. had to
reboot computer. may have been low memory issue @ 256 mb causing some boot
issues, raised to 384mb memory re-ran test, booting fine now. NM no longer
crashing, however could NOT connect to hidden SSID.
8.04 re
if possible, please provide feedback on that branch _before_ it gets
uploaded. I am waiting for tests on the other chipset in bug 208306
before uploading this.
Instructions to build this branch:
# install build requirements/dependencies
1. sudo apt-get build-dep network-manager
2. sudo apt-get
christiansen, do we have a bug for zd1211rw yet?
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Used your patch with 3 different Atheros based adapters (IBM, Netgear
and Cisco), and can confirm that they all works with WPA1 secured hidden
SSID on different APs.
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Hi Steffen,
I've testet one of my Atheros AR5212 adapters (an internal) now, and I
can connect using your patch. Will test two external PCMCIA adapters
later, and return the results. Great work, thanks.
Off topic - Could you help making a identical test-patch for ZyXEL
zd1211rw chipsets, that see
When I patch n-m to use AP_SCAN=1 with ath_pci I can connect to hidden
APs.
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I uploaded a patched n-m to my PPA so other people can test it:
https://launchpad.net/~sroecker/+archive
Do some cards with ath_pci require ap_scan=1 and some require ap_scan=2
to work with hidden APs?
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