Wireless Ethernet Setup

[Nil Gradisnik]

Try using NetworkManager.
You can activate it from GNOME menu System->Administration->Services,
find NetworkManager there, make sure you check it and activate the
service by clicking Start button.

The icons should appear in the notification area. Network Manager
automaticaly activates/deactivates network connections, so you don't
need to use system-config-network.

And I assume you have firmware installed for your wireless driver.

On 1/6/07, David Dembrow <ddembrow at ix.netcom.com> wrote:
> I am trying fedora core on a Toshiba Satellite (A105-S4334).  I think I
> have added support for the wireless hardware device (Intel 3945ABG),
> because it is recognized by iwconfig and scanning with iwlist locates
> multiple cells, however trying to activate it claims there is no link
> present and to check the cable.  Am I missing something that must be
> manually configured (outside of the system-config-network gui)?
>
> I am pretty certain the activate worked one time, so I restarted the
> system to see if it would come up during start up and I have not been
> able to reconnect.
>
> Thanks,
> ---d.dembrow
>
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