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On 4/6/06, Don Parris <gnumathetes at gmail.com> wrote: > I got the Linksys wireless NIC working with Ubuntu 5.10 on my laptop > using NDIS. I did manage to configure a connection to the ministry's > wireless LAN, and also to the open wireless connection at work. Doing > that manually isn't much fun, so I thought I would install Wifi-Radar > to help out. Wifi Radar (WR) will automagically detect the ministry > LAN, and even another wireless network nearby. Yet, when I get to > work, WR will not obtain the IP address from the open WLAN. > > The Wifi channel/freq at work is the same as the ministry WLAN. There > is no key for the open WLAN. The only thing that really changes > between the two is the ESSID and the wireless key (using WEP at the > moment for the ministry LAN). I did have the open WLAN working > manually, but Wifi Radar doesn't seem to "get it". Any ideas? > > Don > -- O.k., well, after tinkering in /etc/interfaces and rebooting, I can get an ip address, but can't seem to do anything else. That's kind of odd to me. Don -- DC Parris GNU Evangelist http://matheteuo.org/ gnumathetes at gmail.com "Hey man, whatever pickles your list!"
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