Cannot get the wireless to work
I cannot get my ubuntu to work with my WAP.
WAP = Linksys 54 G WAP Config = Hidden SSID, WPA2-Mixed, TKIP+EAS encryption. OS = Ubuntu 8.10 Laptop = HP Pavillion DV laptop. On my other partition (same laptop), I have Vista installed and it works fine with my WAP. In Ubuntu, I've used the networkmanger to configure the wireless settings with SSID, WPA2-Personal and the PSK. When using Ubuntu, when I disable all the WAP security on my WAP, I´m able to connect to the WAP. This is my iwconfig = Code:
lo no wireless extensions. Code:
Trying to associate with SSID '54G' Code:
Trying to associate with 00:1d:7e:0c:61:70 (SSID='54G' freq=2437 MHz) Code:
¨Failed to open control connection to wpa_supplicant¨] Code:
¨Failed to enable network in wpa-suppliant configuration¨. |
I always though that NetworkManager had WPA support... are you saying that NetworkManager doesn't work?
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I used the NetworkManager to specify the SSID, WPA, etc... but it isn't working.
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When I used Ubuntu with NetworkManager, I wasn't required to do any external config. I simply picked the wireless network I wanted to connect to from the drop down menu and was prompted for a password. After completing these steps is there any output given at all? It may be a drive issue... what chipset are you using?
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well, if net man doesn't work, try something else instead, wicd for instance
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Arch linux has a great front end of sorts called netcfg. Its got a really simple config file and its got a simple CLI. I think it might only be on Arch Linux (you should switch! excuse my evangelizing of The Arch Way), but maybe you can get it to work on Ubuntu. Its just a shell script... It supports WPA and WEP too. Heres the wiki page... http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Netcfg
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