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Bug#360074: installation-report: ipw2200 wireless driver badconfigured



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Vicente Benjumea wrote:
> [ipw2200 firmware bug solved]
> 
> (I think some similar info could be displayed to the user during the
> installation phase if the ipw2200 driver is installed)
> 
> I have found also another bug submission referring to the same problem:
> Debian Bug report logs-#322332: ipw2000-source: fails to load firmware
> 
> After reboot, the driver seems working nicely, however, I had to
> manually run 
> # iwconfig eth2 essid MY_ESSID mode Managed key MY_HEX_KEY
> 
> to make it run, and then
> #dhclient
> 
> How can I configure to make all these things automatically at boot time
> (or automatically when the wireless switch is enabled)?
> 
> By the way, the kernel issues the next message during boot if the switch
> is down:
> "ipw2200: Radio Frequency Kill Switch is On:"
> "Kill switch must be turned off for wireless networking to work."
> which is the opposite message to what should be:
> "The swich is off. It must be turned on ..."
> 
> By the way, X-Windows screen resolution is not properly set. In the
> xorg.conf file was missed the following lines in the "monitor" section:
> HorizSync    30-65
> VertRefresh  50-75
> I just figure out these values ...
> 
> It also seems like if the sound card is not working ...

Hmmm ok - that are numerous other bugs then, and I think they should be
filed separately. I would do that for you, but I think it's easier for
the different developers if they have *your* setup and machine info in
the bug reports.

So I suggest closing this one with sending mail to
360074-done@bugs.debian.org, and open new ones for the issues you
describe above.

- -thanks

> thank you very much

You're welcome. My pleasure.
cheers,
wjl aka Wolfgang Lonien

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