ipw3945 on f7t4

[dragoran dragoran]

On 5/2/07, Tom London <selinux at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> On 5/1/07, dragoran dragoran <drago01 at gmail.com> wrote:
> > for me it always show up when the interface goes on for the first
> time...
> > but it does not seem to affect anything
> >
> > > Something funny with NM/kernel interaction?  Scans during association?
> > dunno...seems to be a problem with nm+iwlwifi (have not tryed yet but
> will
> > do tomorrow)
> > try open a new terminal and do iwlist scan
> > I tryed this and nothing bad happend.(scan during association)
> >
> > > tom
>
> Gee, that wasn't very nice ;)  That instantly brought down the link.
> Here are messages from /var/log/messages:
>
> May  1 15:06:50 localhost kernel: iwlwifi: REPLY_ADD_STA failed
> May  1 15:06:54 localhost last message repeated 3 times
> May  1 15:07:21 localhost kernel: iwlwifi: check mac addr 1 | 1
> May  1 15:07:21 localhost kernel: iwlwifi: check basic rate 2 | 1
> May  1 15:07:21 localhost kernel: iwlwifi: check assoc id 3 | 1
> May  1 15:07:21 localhost kernel: iwlwifi: check CCK and short slot 4 | 1
> May  1 15:07:21 localhost kernel: iwlwifi: check CCK & auto detect 5 | 1
> May  1 15:07:21 localhost kernel: iwlwifi: check TGG 6 | 1
> May  1 15:07:21 localhost kernel: iwlwifi: check antenna 7 1
> May  1 15:07:21 localhost kernel: iwlwifi: Tuning to channel 2
> May  1 15:07:21 localhost kernel: iwlwifi: Error not a valid
> ipw_rxon_assoc_cmd field values
> May  1 15:07:21 localhost kernel: iwlwifi: Invalid RXON configuration.
> Not committing.
> May  1 15:07:21 localhost avahi-daemon[2945]: Interface eth0.IPv6 no
> longer relevant for mDNS.
>
> Had to reboot to make the interface be responsive.


try adding this to your /etc/modprobe.conf
options iwlwifi disable_hw_scan=1
and repeat the test....does it work?

tom
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