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Old 01-13-2008   #1 (permalink)
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fc8 wireless autoconnect?

Installed ndiswrapper to use my macbooks inbuilt wi-fi (madwifi didn't seem to want to work with WPA networks)

Only thing is the module isn't loading on bootup and I cannot connect to the wireless lan, also Networkmanager wants me to unlock the password store before it can try and connect.

how do i set it so the ndiswrapper module loads on bootup and secondly can I set it so that NetworkManager can access the stored keys without me having to unlock the "keyring"
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Code:
ndiswrapper -m
should do it. If not try
Quote:
ndiswrapper -ma
For the second question try system-> administration-> keyring manager-> applications-> nm-applet and check all permissions. This might do the trick
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ndiswrapper -m
should do it. If not try
For the second question try system-> administration-> keyring manager-> applications-> nm-applet and check all permissions. This might do the trick


I wrote the modprobe command into a start script in the end...
any reason to change it?
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