On 07/05/2015 at 04:16 PM, Beco wrote: > David, guys, > > Just to be sure: this server doesn't have (nor need) wireless > interface. > > > root@camelo:/var/log# ifconfig <snip> This says nothing about whether the machine has wireless hardware, or even necessarily about whether it has a driver for a wireless device loaded. (On some machines, 'ifconfig' with no options will only report interfaces which are in some sense 'up'.) Does 'ifconfig -a' report a wireless interface? What about 'lspci', and/or (for a more detailed but harder-to-read report) 'lshw' (from the package of the same name)? TTBOMK, the only thing which should be trying to load rt2860.bin is a driver for a wireless network adapter. If anything else is trying to, that's a bug. If the driver is trying to when you don't have that hardware, then there's a different bug somewhere; it could be anywhere from the hardware you do have misidentifying itself somehow, on up through the stack at least as far as udev. > I prefer uninstall it if so. But I'm having trouble identifying it. > What exactly should I uninstall? I need eth0 working (and thats > all). > > Also, is wpa_supplicant really necessary? AFAIK, it's only needed if you intend to connect to a wireless network (ever) on that machine, and don't have some other software with which to manage that connection. -- The Wanderer The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man. -- George Bernard Shaw
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