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What kind of encryption are you using? How are you managing the network? If you're not, I would recommend trying WICD to manage your connections and see if that helps. |
If you use WPA/WPA2, I highly recommend reading Alien's wiki on that. It solved my problems, which were similar to yours.
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With the 2.6.32.x kernels, the b43 driver caused very high CPU usage for me. Update: Kernel 2.6.34-RC1: Works for about 20 seconds, then disconnects and won't reconnect My PCI-ID is also 14e4:4315, btw. If you decide to try kernel 2.6.33, the broadcom-sta driver needs to be patched or else it won't compile Code:
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hope you get it to work okay,and if anybody got the bluetooth working please share!
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Thanks for all the input everyone.
I seem to have gotten it sorted out. First, I found a command sequence that seemed to make it work consistently: Code:
iwconfig eth1 essid <my essid> I remember reading somewhere that rc.wireless.conf was being phased out, and that using rc.inet1.conf was preferred. Can someone explain what's going on here? And, slackwaredenny, you'll probably have more luck if you start a new post with your question. |
@ piratesmack
I too found it not compiling properly on kernel 2.6.33. But this patch made it running well.:twocents: Right now posting from my HP Pavilion dv2000 with 14e4:4315. thanks everybody |
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