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On May 16, 2011 2:06 PM, "Corey Richardson" <kb1pkl@×××.com> wrote: |
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> I have been unable to authenticate to my WAP. From the subject you can |
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> see the authentication it normally uses. I tried bunches of other |
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> combinations but I can only connect when the network is Unprotected. I |
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> have an rtl8192se, the driver is built into the kernel and I have the |
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> rtl8192se and rtl8192se-firmware packages. I am led to believe this |
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> isn't a driver issue. I use wpa_supplicant with wicd. The oddest part is |
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> it worked fine yesterday when I shut off the laptop, and now it doesn't |
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> work. I've re-emerged wicd and friends, rebuilt the kernel, made sure |
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> options were checked in the kernel config, etc. |
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> What more should I do, and is there any more information I need to |
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> include? Attached are a few logs. I couldn't find any logs for |
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> wpa_supplicant, however. |
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A few days ago on 2011/05/08, I had a message that my system is going to be |
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migrated to baselayout-2 and openrc, and a bunch of configurations files had |
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moved around and including net configuration files. Have you checked your |
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eselect news and do etc-update? |
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