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Has anyone tried using wireless with Suse 9.2pro?
I read somewhere that it has built in support for WPA-PSK. Anyone with experience? does it work well? Easy to set up?
Ok. Now I have my own experiences.
Easy to set up? no.
During install I was asked to configure my netgear (atheros) card and to my happiness there was a space to enter a WPA pre-shared key.
However, it did not work.
On a close inspection of the boot details I found a warning: wpa-supplicant not installed.
Are the suse-builders at Novell complete MORONS or simply mean? A simple note at installation time regarding this would have been helpful.
/m
Last edited by Fraudulent; 12-06-2004 at 01:52 AM.
I'm using the same atheros chip on SUSE 9.2. It works without wpa-psk but not with. I installed the wpa_supplicant package, but it still doesn't work. did anyone get this to work?
I don't know if I agree to that. I had my fair share of problems with Suse before Novell got involved. Besides, isn't it still the same team developing Suse?
@Fraudulent: Could you tell me how do you run that wpa suppliacant because i also use suse 9.2 he find my wifi card normaly without ndiswrapper but wpa dont work there. So i download wpa supplicany 0.2.6 and i have to install it now but how what to write in .config ??? please help me if you know or any body.... better on icq:286765889
Originally posted by vladoportos @Fraudulent: Could you tell me how do you run that wpa suppliacant because i also use suse 9.2 he find my wifi card normaly without ndiswrapper but wpa dont work there. So i download wpa supplicany 0.2.6 and i have to install it now but how what to write in .config ??? please help me if you know or any body.... better on icq:286765889
First: WPA supplicant is installed automatically during Suse 9.2 installation.
My problem is that for some reason it does not initialize during boot but I run it manually instead.
Once I know linux better (studying Linux now) I will be able to read the configuration of my setup and tell you why it does not work automatically.
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