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Hi,
My machine is a Dell E1505 laptop, Duo CPU, 1G Mem, Intel 3945ABG wireless adapter. And I am trying to run Fedora6 on it. I have installed the following packages from freshRPM, ------ dkms-ipw3945.noarch 1.1.0-2 installed ipw3945-firmware.noarch 1.13-1 installed ipw3945d.i386 1.7.22-3 installed ------ And my WiFi small light is flashing now. And a good thing is that I can swith it on/off by Fn+F2. But I could not make the stable connection even if I am only less than 10 feet away from a very strong AP. Yesterday, one or two out of ten attempts, I could make a connection. But it takes ~100 seconds to load the google page. And today, I can't make any connection now. So, I guess the signal strength is not a problem. So, wherelse should I check? Thanks. |
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foxtseng, Were you using system-config-networking or NetworkManager? If you hadn't tried NetworkManager to manage the wireless connections you may want to try that. I previously had some weird connection things going on with system-config-networking, but fixed that by using NetworkManager for the ipw3945 and ipw2200 systems.
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Yes, I was using system-config-network. And I am now using NetworkManager. But I couldn't understand why the NetworkManager cannot make connection evenif the signal strength is nearly full. I was suspecting some hardware reason, but it works fine under Windows.
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