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Hi, |
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Check in wicd settings which routing tool you use. Select "route" when |
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using "ip". I got some problems with wicd and "ip". |
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I just using similar ath9k card on 3.0.x with no problem. I always use |
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wifi as module. And I don't use genkernel, just my plain config and |
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easy initrd for lvm root support and fbsplash. |
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Robert. |
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V Fri, 13 Apr 2012 09:44:25 -0300 |
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Claudio Roberto França Pereira <spideybr@×××××.com> napsáno: |
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> Hi guys. I'm having problems with my wireless nic, on a notebook. The |
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> card is an ath9k 802.11n wireless adapter. The driver is loaded, |
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> wpa_supplicant and wicd get to recognize them, I can see the |
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> association working correctly, but I can't get the card to |
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> authenticate, it ALWAYS times out. I tried looking at the kernel |
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> documentation for the ath9k driver, but without success. I'll look for |
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> it using the work internet. |
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> Anyway, does anyone with a similar setup had any problems with atheros |
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> nics? And how did you solve it? |
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> Thinking further, I had to enable wireless extensions (wext) to make |
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> wicd handle ath9k. Should I disable it and stick to wpa_supplicant? |
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> Also, I'm using a non-modular kernel, compiling everything in it. |
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> Yesterday I left the notebook making a new modular kernel, with sound |
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> and wireless drivers modular. I'm almost going all the way to |
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> genkernel. Any clues? |
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> I'm running ~amd64, kernel 3.3.0. 3.1.X worked somewhat ok, but I |
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> can't shake the feeling that under Windows this laptop of mine would |
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> work flawlessly. I'm not whining, just wanna find a comparable |
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> configuration, and solve my usability issues. |
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> Thanks |
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> -- |
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> Claudio Roberto França Pereira |
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