Comment 38 for bug 264104
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| Alsandair Sneachta (phantomcactus-deactivatedaccount) wrote | #38 |
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I was able to circumvent this issue by removing network-manager and installing wicd. Could it be that network-manager really is the culprit? This would coincide with findings at the beginning of the comments on this report that network-manager and the driver are "tripping each other up".
Still, it would be nice if this could be pinned down and fixed (if it is indeed still an issue - it could be a configuration issue or something on my end, too). I like network-manager better than wicd...but I need the wireless to function, too.