I just installed edgy, along with knetworkmanager 0.1-0ubuntu1, and had a similar problem: knetworkmanager did not show any wireless networks, nor show the menu option of creating (adding) a new one. at the same time, wireless assistant did show two detected networks.
I tried tinkering with all of system settings -> network settings, wireless assistant, knetworkmanager and iwconfig. the latter finally got things moving, after which wireless assistant showed the connection active. after some more tinkering and a reboot, knetworkmanager finally joined the party and reported the detected networks, to which I could then connect with knetworkmanager (wpa). so: 1. knetworkmanager should show the detected networks just as well as wireless assistant, which did (regardless of being connected or not) 2. it would be nice if knetworkmanager could do whatever it is iwconfig does, to allow a connection to be established (regardless of previously being detected?) -- no wireless networks after upgrade to 0.1-0ubuntu1 https://launchpad.net/bugs/69643 -- kubuntu-bugs mailing list kubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/kubuntu-bugs
