Re: [PLUG] Ubuntu Feisty WPA

Shameel Arafin <algebraist@gmail.com> · 2007年6月06日 19:48:31 -0400

My issue was the WPA part -- but after installing wpa_supplicant, 
everything worked fine.
I use KDE, with the KDEWallet to store passwords, running Feisty on an 
Asus G1.
S/
jeff wrote:

Art Alexion wrote:

Sadly, I sure can't get it to work.

is it Feisty?
(the OS, not the card)
card. After setting it up with ndiswrapper*, it was able to connect 
to the store's network, i.e. both the link and the activity lights 
worked, but I couldn't ping anything. I figured it was some sort of 
authentication error.

are you trying to connect with WPA, WEP, or plain?

I could get a different card to connect, provided I used SSID 
broadcasting and no WPA, but that wasn't acceptable.
Did you add wpa_supplicant and configure it?

I'd like to start over, any suggestions of undoing any harm I did and 
what I should do instead. I still have both cards and don't care 
which one I get working.

I don't think you did any harm, other than that of failing to convince 
it to connect.
I'll let you know what I find when I try the older laptop again.

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