If I change wlan0 to eth1 in interfaces, then go to a console (because
gnome hangs after log in) then doing ifconfig -a also hangs the machine
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I found the file that relates to the segfault (attached)
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ifconfig -a shows
eth0
eth1
eth0: avah- whatever that is
lo
Changing to two separate lines doesn't make any difference.
I've found that dmesg is saying that wpa_suplicant is segfaulting. I've not
noticed that before.
I can't see anything that relates to avah
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The full output of 'ifconfig -a' will be helpful in determining which
interface name is being using for your ndiswrapper device as it will
show all the interfaces available to your system. Additionally it would
be interesting to see what happens if you change "auto lo wlan0" in your
'/etc/network/
Actually, I should have said that with eth1 the session hangs after log
in, not the entire machine. I can get to a console with Ctrl-Alt-F1
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In the attached file the wireless interface is referred to as wlan0,
which is how I thought ndiswrapper wanted it named. However, Network
Settings seems only to recognize eth1 as the name for the wireless
connection. It has no provision for adding a wlan0 connection.
If I change wlan0 to eth1 in
Could you please add the full contents of your '/etc/network/interfaces'
file as an attachment to your bug report? Thanks again.
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ndiswrapper
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Are you currently using ndiswrapper or the Linux broadcom driver?
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Well, yes. In the sense that Edgy remained unusable on my laptop and I
upgraded to Feisty as soon as possible to see if that resolved things.
But I still haven't been able to get a WPA connection working under
Feisty.
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I'm happy to provide any other information you require, though I'm now
restircted to the command line since updating edgy further (via a wired
connection) seems to have screwed up my gnome desktop.
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This might help, from /var/log/messages. Maybe it's a kernel issue.
kernel: [ 1745.070729] ndiswrapper (free_all_objects:354): object
81001720e628 type 2 was not freed, freeing it now
kernel: [ 1760.222417] ieee80211: 802.11 data/management/control stack,
git-1.1.13
kernel: [ 1760.222421] i
I note that ndiswrapper -l gives
Installed drivers:
bcmwl5 driver installedhardware present
so I assume it's not an ndiswrapper issue.
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I installed this and ndiswrapper-common (which it required), but nothing
has changed.
iwconfig still says 'no wireless extensions'
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Thanks for this additional information.
Could you please try to install the package "ndiswrapper-utils-1.8" and
check if that helps and fixes the problem? This sounds like it might be
a duplicate of #59983.
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for lo, eth0, and sit0 iwconfig says "No wireless extensions"
Yes, ndiswrapper is used.
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Thanks for this additional information.
Do you use ndiswrapper to get your wireless network going? What does:
$ iwconfig
print out?
Thanks,
Michael
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On further investigation, I notice that the network is not enabled in
network settings and it does not seem to have picked up the info from
/etc/network/interfaces, where wlan0 is defined. If I try to enable an
interface it seems to want to call it eth0
Also I notice that in /etc/default the wpas
I meant to add that the driver I was using was BCWML564.SYS
TITLE
AMBIT G (Broadcom solution) Wireless LAN driver (T60H906.00)"
for XP-64BIT -WW-
PRODUCT DATA
VERSION : v3.100.64.0
BUILD ID : FBWG01WW
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The router is a Lynksys WRT54GS (Wireless-G)
The laptop is Acer Aspire 5002 WLMi
I attach dmesg.log
- Richard
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Thanks for your bugreport.
What kind of wireless do you use? Can you attach the output of dmesg to
this bugreport please (run "dmesg > dmesg.log" in terminal). This sounds
like a problem with either the kernel or ndiswrapper.
Cheers,
Michael
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