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daniel_summers
PostPosted: Fri Oct 19, 2007 6:36 pm 
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I upgraded to Gutsy Gibbon yesterday when Ubuntu asked if I'd like to - and I've lost my wireless! The network is seen, but it says the encryption is WEP. I also don't have any option when creating a profile except WEP or OPEN. It worked the same way building it from source, or downloading the package that's in the repository (which is 0.15, the same version I have the source code for).

Is there some trick to getting WPA support? :)

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Gutsy Gibbon is apparently shipped with the new rt2x00 driver which use wpa_supplicant.
As far as I know, RutilT does not support these drivers only the rt2x00 legacy driver. Maybe later ?

Anyway, some people reports that the drivers shipped with the Ubuntu are working fine. If there are really new rt2x00 drivers, you need to configure wpa_supplicant for authentication either directly by editing the configuration file or via an interface like network-manager.
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Thanks! I'll give that a shot. :)

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Hello,
Yes, RutilT doesn't support rt2x00 at the moment, but will. On the bright side, the problem of transparency of the tray icon should be solved Daniel!
I hope to release a new version next month.

Romain

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I had uninstalled network-manager when I got RUtilT working. I reinstalled network-manager and network-manager-gnome, and it "just works" with my adapter! It looks like the rt2x00 driver may be getting more mature.

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PostPosted: Wed Oct 24, 2007 8:44 pm 
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Yes it has, it will be coming with vanilla kernels starting from 2.6.24.

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