| Re: Unable connect wep
Aug 14 2007 on content Wireless Assistant |
Hi. To troubleshoot your problem, you might do a few things. First of all, take a look at wlassistant console output (run it from console by typing 'sudo wlassistant' or 'kdesu wlassistant'). You can post it here, if you need more help with it. You can also try to connect manually using 'iwconfig' commands and 'dhcpcd' or 'dhclient' (don't know which one is present in FC). Let me know if that helped. |
|  | | Re: where is config
Jul 22 2007 on content Wireless Assistant |
hi. the file is wlassistantrc. it's in the kde config directory (global or in your home directory), e.g. home/abc/.kde/share/config/.
"locate wlassistantrc" should give you the result. |
| | | Re: Re: Re: WPA Support?
Jun 8 2007 on content Wireless Assistant |
Hi. Wireless Assistant takes the values for WPA configuration from 'iwlist <iface> scan' output. If it's not there - there's not much I can do at the moment. The parsing will be replaced with iwlib calls, but that may take a while, even though I already started working on it. So if your driver does not report these values in iwlist output, by all means try ndiswrapper. Let me know if that helped. |
| | | Re: WPA Support?
May 24 2007 on content Wireless Assistant |
Hi.
First, try to 'forget' current settings for the network, if it was configured before WPA was enabled on the access point, then try to connect with reconfiguring.
In case this doesn't work - make sure that "iwlist <iface> scan" returns WPA parameters for your network (post output if unsure).
Cheers |
| | | Re: Re: Re: WPA2 not det
Apr 6 2007 on content Wireless Assistant |
Hi. Judging from the output of your iwlist command, and this forum thread:
http://www.nabble.com/Re:-rt73-driver-trouble-t3523306.html
it's your wireless card driver that implements WPA in a non-standard way (not through Wireless Extensions). As suggested in the above-mentioned thread, it seems like choosing installing ndiswrapper and using the native windows driver is the best solution if you want to connect to a WPA-protected network. Let me know how that worked. |
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| | | Re: gentoo
Apr 5 2007 on content Wireless Assistant |
I'm not capable of answering this question. You may however see this:
http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=173313
to monitor the the progress. Cheers. |
| | | Re: Network Manager?
Apr 4 2007 on content Wireless Assistant |
Hi. Wireless Assistant does not use Network Manager in any way. If you meant if it works simultaneously with Network Manager's management - I don't know, haven't tested. Hope that answers your question. Cheers. |
| | | Re: WPA2 not detected
Apr 4 2007 on content Wireless Assistant |
Hi. In case you had a different configuration before, chose "Forget Settings..." from the context menu of the WPA2 network, and reconfigure it. In case this does not help, please send me the output of your "iwlist <iface> scan" command (just the section with the WPA2 network). |
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