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|    james |
|    strange wireless problems    |
|    12 Aug 04 11:15:14    |
      using BeOS "Wind" (BeOS 5PE based)       i've installed the hfa384x_cs driver and wireless add-on for the       boneyard. configured pcmcia with the settings for my card and it finds       it (Siemens ss1021 prism 2.5) but i cannot connect to my AP.              i have 64bit WEP and MAC filtering on my FreeBSD gateway/AP/etc/etc box       and can connect fine from this laptop with the same card using FreeBSD       and Slackware.              in the Boneyard i set the wireless to BSS, enabled 64bit WEP in the       wireless tab in the boneyard, enter my key, apply changes, and see the       light on my card go solid showing that it's associated.              i then look on my FreeBSD box (wicontrol -l) and it shows the MAC of my       wireless card and shows it to be associated but shows a 0 signal       strength. I was sitting right next to my 6db directional antenna!              if i turn off WEP on my AP (ifconfig wi0 -wep) i see that the wireless       card on my laptop looses it's connection. if i disable WEP in the       boneyard it still won't associate.       this is quite odd that FreeBSD and Slackware on other partitions on this       machine can connect with and without WEP when configured this way. has       anyone else had any luck using WEP, or wireless in general, with BeOS?              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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