Gnome wireless config...

[leroys1000]

I have spent days setting up and screwing up suse 10.2
I have finally just about got it where I want it.
My problem is,I installed with KDE desktop and added gnome later.
If I boot to KDE,my wireless comes right up and connects.
If I boot to gnome,it won't connect and says no access point.
I have run network configuration under both with no change.

I am using ndiswrapper with d-link dwl-520 drivers and acx100 firmware
which is loaded at boot.
Have done modprobe ndiswrapper,no change.

Is there a configuration setting that I can transfer from kde to gnome,
to make this connect,without having to log into kde first?

Thank you,
LeRoy

Edit:
Also,if you could tell me how to reduce video gamma,I'd be grateful.

[hughitt1]

Try installing a program called 'wifi-radar'. Open up a terminal and type

sudo apt-get install wifi-radar

after its installed run the program. does it detect any wireless networks? or does it say there is a problem with hardware?

[leroys1000]

Thanks for the reply.
It says no network.
I set up the default and it stated couldn't get IP.
Looks like a decent tool though.

Guess I will install 1 more time with both desktops,
so they are not separated.

Thanks again.

[leroys1000]

Reinstalled and installed the gnome and kde window managers and
then configured wireless.
It connects now.
Been thinking about it and was thinking,maybe putting ndiswrapper in
/etc/modukes.conf.local might start the module and bring up the network.

[hughitt1]

Cool. glad ya got it working