Re: [SLE] Problem with wireless card

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Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2005 10:55:50 -0300
To: sboyce@blueyonder.co.uk

Thank's Sid, I will continue trying :)

Regards
Raul

Sid Boyce escribió:

> Raul H. Lapitzondo wrote:
>
>> I Sid. SuSE 9.3 has that application and I have proven it but it does
>> not work.
>>
>> Here is log, in case you can see something
>>
>> ---------- /var/log/messages
>> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>> Sep 25 10:36:56 notebook_linux dhcpcd[13148]: terminating on signal 15
>> Sep 25 10:36:56 notebook_linux kernel: FIXME: most likely needs
>> refinement, first implementation version only...
>> Sep 25 10:36:56 notebook_linux kernel: acx_set_status: Setting status
>> = 0 (STARTED)
>> Sep 25 10:36:56 notebook_linux kernel: module count --
>> Sep 25 10:36:56 notebook_linux dhcpcd-hook: Skipping 'ifdown
>> $INTERFACE -o dhcp' call
>> Sep 25 10:36:56 notebook_linux SuSEfirewall2: Warning: ip6tables does
>> not support state matching. Extended IPv6 support disabled.
>> Sep 25 10:36:56 notebook_linux SuSEfirewall2: Setting up rules from
>> /etc/sysconfig/SuSEfirewall2 ...
>> Sep 25 10:36:57 notebook_linux SuSEfirewall2: Firewall rules
>> successfully set
>> Sep 25 10:36:57 notebook_linux kernel: module count ++
>> Sep 25 10:36:57 notebook_linux kernel: OPENING DEVICE
>> Sep 25 10:36:57 notebook_linux kernel: firmware version >= 1.9.3.e
>> --> using S/W timer
>> Sep 25 10:36:57 notebook_linux kernel: CodeEnd:11660
>> Sep 25 10:36:57 notebook_linux kernel: Setting WEP key: 0 with size: 13
>> Sep 25 10:36:57 notebook_linux kernel: Setting WEP key: 1 with size: 13
>> Sep 25 10:36:57 notebook_linux kernel: Setting WEP key: 2 with size: 13
>> Sep 25 10:36:57 notebook_linux kernel: Setting WEP key: 3 with size: 13
>> Sep 25 10:36:57 notebook_linux kernel: setting active default WEP key
>> number: 0.
>> Sep 25 10:36:57 notebook_linux kernel: initial settings update on
>> iface activation.
>> Sep 25 10:36:57 notebook_linux kernel: get_mask 0x00000000, set_mask
>> 0x0007cefc
>> Sep 25 10:36:57 notebook_linux kernel: important setting has been
>> changed --> need to update packet templates, too
>> Sep 25 10:36:57 notebook_linux kernel: acx_set_status: Setting status
>> = 0 (STARTED)
>> Sep 25 10:36:57 notebook_linux kernel: Updating WEP key settings
>> Sep 25 10:36:57 notebook_linux kernel: Setting WEP key: 0 with size: 13
>> Sep 25 10:36:57 notebook_linux kernel: Setting WEP key: 1 with size: 13
>> Sep 25 10:36:58 notebook_linux kernel: Setting WEP key: 2 with size: 13
>> Sep 25 10:36:58 notebook_linux kernel: Setting WEP key: 3 with size: 13
>> Sep 25 10:36:58 notebook_linux kernel: Setting WEP key 0 as default.
>> Sep 25 10:36:58 notebook_linux kernel: Updating transmit power: 15 dBm
>> Sep 25 10:36:58 notebook_linux kernel: Updating antenna value: 0x4A
>> Sep 25 10:36:58 notebook_linux kernel: Configure Command 0x100B not
>> supported under acx111 (yet)
>> Sep 25 10:36:58 notebook_linux kernel: Updating Energy Detect (ED)
>> threshold: 0
>> Sep 25 10:36:58 notebook_linux kernel: Configure Command 0x100F not
>> supported under acx111 (yet)
>> Sep 25 10:36:58 notebook_linux kernel: Updating Channel Clear
>> Assessment (CCA) value: 0x00
>> Sep 25 10:36:58 notebook_linux kernel: Configure Command 0x100E not
>> supported under acx111 (yet)
>> Sep 25 10:36:58 notebook_linux kernel: Updating: enable Tx
>> Sep 25 10:36:59 notebook_linux kernel: Updating: enable Rx on
>> channel: 11
>> Sep 25 10:36:59 notebook_linux kernel: Updating regulatory domain: 0x30
>> Sep 25 10:36:59 notebook_linux kernel: setting RXconfig to 2050:0fdd
>> Sep 25 10:36:59 notebook_linux kernel: Starting radio scan
>> Sep 25 10:36:59 notebook_linux kernel: acx_set_status: Setting status
>> = 1 (SCANNING)
>> Sep 25 10:36:59 notebook_linux kernel: <acx_set_timer> Elapse = 2500000
>> Sep 25 10:36:59 notebook_linux kernel: attempt to set the timer when
>> the card interface is not up!
>> Sep 25 10:36:59 notebook_linux kernel: Updating channel: 11
>> Sep 25 10:36:59 notebook_linux kernel: get_mask 0x00000000, set_mask
>> 0x00000000 - after update
>> Sep 25 10:36:59 notebook_linux kernel: FIXME: most likely needs
>> refinement, first implementation version only...
>> Sep 25 10:36:59 notebook_linux kernel: FIXME: most likely needs
>> refinement, first implementation version only...
>> Sep 25 10:36:59 notebook_linux kernel: FIXME: most likely needs
>> refinement, first implementation version only...
>> Sep 25 10:36:59 notebook_linux kernel: FIXME: most likely needs
>> refinement, first implementation version only...
>> Sep 25 10:36:59 notebook_linux kernel: FIXME: most likely needs
>> refinement, first implementation version only...
>> Sep 25 10:36:59 notebook_linux kernel: get_mask 0x00000000, set_mask
>> 0x00000040
>> Sep 25 10:36:59 notebook_linux kernel: setting RXconfig to 2050:0fdd
>> Sep 25 10:36:59 notebook_linux kernel: get_mask 0x00000000, set_mask
>> 0x00000000 - after update
>> Sep 25 10:36:59 notebook_linux kernel: FIXME: most likely needs
>> refinement, first implementation version only...
>> Sep 25 10:36:59 notebook_linux kernel: get_mask 0x00000000, set_mask
>> 0x00000040
>> Sep 25 10:37:00 notebook_linux kernel: setting RXconfig to 2050:0fdd
>> Sep 25 10:37:00 notebook_linux kernel: get_mask 0x00000000, set_mask
>> 0x00000000 - after update
>> Sep 25 10:37:00 notebook_linux kernel: FIXME: most likely needs
>> refinement, first implementation version only...
>> Sep 25 10:37:00 notebook_linux kernel: get_mask 0x00000000, set_mask
>> 0x00000040
>> Sep 25 10:37:00 notebook_linux kernel: setting RXconfig to 2050:0fdd
>> Sep 25 10:37:00 notebook_linux kernel: get_mask 0x00000000, set_mask
>> 0x00000000 - after update
>> Sep 25 10:37:00 notebook_linux kernel: acx_process_probe_response:
>> found and registered station 0: ESSID "MiRed" on channel 11, BSSID
>> 00:13:10:24:68:1A, Access Point/54Mbps, Caps 0x0031, SIR 15, SNR 0.
>> Sep 25 10:37:00 notebook_linux kernel: Got Info IRQ: status 0x1001,
>> type 0x0001: scan complete
>> Sep 25 10:37:00 notebook_linux kernel: Radio scan found 1 stations in
>> this area.
>> Sep 25 10:37:00 notebook_linux kernel: <Scan Table> 0:
>> SSID="MiRed",CH=11,SIR=15,SNR=0
>> Sep 25 10:37:00 notebook_linux kernel: peer_cap 0x0031, needed_cap
>> 0x0001
>> Sep 25 10:37:00 notebook_linux kernel: Found station with matching
>> ESSID!! ("MiRed" station, "MiRed" config)
>> Sep 25 10:37:00 notebook_linux kernel: acx_complete_dot11_scan:
>> matching station FOUND (idx 0), JOINING (00 13 10 24 68 1A).
>> Sep 25 10:37:00 notebook_linux kernel: acx_join_bssid rates_basic
>> 0x0027, rates_supported 0x1fff
>> Sep 25 10:37:00 notebook_linux kernel: <acx_join_bssid> BSS_Type = 2
>> Sep 25 10:37:00 notebook_linux kernel: <acx_join_bssid> JoinBSSID
>> MAC:00 13 10 24 68 1A
>> Sep 25 10:37:00 notebook_linux kernel: Sending authentication1
>> request, awaiting response!
>> Sep 25 10:37:00 notebook_linux kernel: acx_set_status: Setting status
>> = 2 (WAIT_AUTH)
>> Sep 25 10:37:00 notebook_linux kernel: <acx_set_timer> Elapse = 1500000
>> Sep 25 10:37:01 notebook_linux kernel: acx_process_authen: UNVERIFIED.
>> Sep 25 10:37:01 notebook_linux kernel: 00:0F:3D:52:7D:AE
>> <4>00:0F:3D:52:7D:AE <4>00:13:10:24:68:1A <4>00:13:10:24:68:1A
>> <4>00:13:10:24:68:1A
>> Sep 25 10:37:01 notebook_linux kernel: Algorithm is ok
>> Sep 25 10:37:01 notebook_linux kernel: Got current client for sta
>> hash tab
>> Sep 25 10:37:01 notebook_linux kernel: Found acceptable client
>> Sep 25 10:37:01 notebook_linux kernel: <acx_sta_list_add> sta =
>> 00:13:10:24:68:1A
>> Sep 25 10:37:01 notebook_linux kernel: acx_process_authen auth seq
>> step 2.
>> Sep 25 10:37:01 notebook_linux kernel: acx_set_status: Setting status
>> = 3 (AUTHENTICATED)
>> Sep 25 10:37:01 notebook_linux kernel: <acx_set_timer> Elapse = 1500000
>> Sep 25 10:37:01 notebook_linux kernel: Sending association request,
>> awaiting response! NOT ASSOCIATED YET.
>> Sep 25 10:37:01 notebook_linux kernel: association: requesting
>> capabilities 0x0021
>> Sep 25 10:37:01 notebook_linux kernel: acx_set_status: Setting status
>> = 4 (ASSOCIATED)
>> Sep 25 10:37:01 notebook_linux kernel: ASSOCIATED!
>> Sep 25 10:37:01 notebook_linux kernel: acx_timer: status = 4
>> Sep 25 10:37:02 notebook_linux ifup-route: Error while executing:
>> Sep 25 10:37:02 notebook_linux ifup-route: Command 'ip route replace
>> to 0.0.0.0/24 via 192.168.0.1 dev wlan0' returned:
>> Sep 25 10:37:02 notebook_linux ifup-route: RTNETLINK answers: Network
>> is unreachable
>> Sep 25 10:37:02 notebook_linux ifup-route: Configuration line:
>> 0.0.0.0 192.168.0.1 255.255.255.0 wlan-bus-pci-0000:03:00.0
>> Sep 25 10:37:08 notebook_linux kernel: wlan0: no IPv6 routers present
>>
>> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>>
>> Regards
>> Raul
>>
>> Sid Boyce escribió:
>>
>>> Raul H. Lapitzondo wrote:
>>>
>>>> Thanks for your answer Leroy !.
>>>>
>>>> ... but not work :(
>>>>
>>>> # dhcpcd wlan0
>>>> /sbin/modify_resolvconf: line 245: /etc/init.d/lwresd: No such file
>>>> or directory
>>>>
>>>> # tail -f /var/log/messages
>>>> Sep 24 16:12:44 inspiron1100 kernel: Found acceptable client
>>>> Sep 24 16:12:44 inspiron1100 kernel: <acx_sta_list_add> sta =
>>>> 00:13:10:24:68:1A
>>>> Sep 24 16:12:44 inspiron1100 kernel: acx_process_authen auth seq
>>>> step 2.
>>>> Sep 24 16:12:45 inspiron1100 kernel: acx_set_status: Setting status
>>>> = 3 (AUTHENTICATED)
>>>> Sep 24 16:12:45 inspiron1100 kernel: <acx_set_timer> Elapse = 1500000
>>>> Sep 24 16:12:45 inspiron1100 kernel: Sending association request,
>>>> awaiting response! NOT ASSOCIATED YET.
>>>> Sep 24 16:12:45 inspiron1100 kernel: association: requesting
>>>> capabilities 0x0021
>>>> Sep 24 16:12:45 inspiron1100 kernel: acx_set_status: Setting status
>>>> = 4 (ASSOCIATED)
>>>> Sep 24 16:12:45 inspiron1100 kernel: ASSOCIATED!
>>>> Sep 24 16:12:46 inspiron1100 kernel: acx_timer: status = 4
>>>> Sep 24 16:12:52 inspiron1100 kernel: wlan0: no IPv6 routers present
>>>> Sep 24 16:13:41 inspiron1100 dhcpcd[9855]: timed out waiting for a
>>>> valid DHCP server response
>>>> Sep 24 16:13:41 inspiron1100 dhcpcd[9855]: modify_resolvconf restore
>>>> Sep 24 16:13:42 inspiron1100 dhcpcd[9855]: modify_resolvconf returns 0
>>>> Sep 24 16:13:42 inspiron1100 dhcpcd-hook: State: down. Leaseinfo:
>>>> <none given>
>>>> Sep 24 16:13:42 inspiron1100 dhcpcd-hook: Skipping 'ifdown
>>>> $INTERFACE -o dhcp' call
>>>>
>>>> Raul
>>>>
>>>> LeRoy H. Maxwell III escribió:
>>>>
>>>>> I have had the basic problem but with the g650 card and suse 10 rc1
>>>>>
>>>>> I have found a solution however...
>>>>>
>>>>> Upon starting bring up a console then type
>>>>> ifconfig ath0 down ( in your case wlan0 instead of ath0)
>>>>> ifconfig ath0 up
>>>>> dhcpcd ath0
>>>>>
>>>>> then it works fine
>>>>>
>>>>> hope this helps
>>>>>
>>>>> LeRoy H. Maxwell III
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>> I don't have a wireless card, but this article on netapplet that
>>> comes with SuSE 9.3 seems to be well worth looking at.
>>> http://www.linux.com/article.pl?sid=05/09/13/1914255
>>> Regards
>>> Sid.
>>
>>
>>
>
> I guess the write up didn't help. The only things I can suggest is to
> see what iwconfig and dhcpcd report, they may be helpful.
> Regards
> Sid.

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