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I use Gnome3 with fedora 15. when I need to connect to a new network for whatever reason I go to the networking menu in the upper right hand corner and select the ssid of the network I wish to connect to. now for what ever reason the menu listing the networks will vanish and give no indication that I did any thing no icons will change and the computer will not connect to the network. I have no idea what maybe causing this. I know it is a linux issue because windows runs the wifi card just fine and I know it is wifi specific because eth0 works just fine in linux.
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